Plain Tales From the Hills
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Nafferton had not the faintest interest in Pig, but he knew that Pinecoffin would flounce into the trap. Pine- coffin was delighted at being consulted about Pig. The l64 PLAIN TALES FROM THE HILLS.
Indian Pig is not exactly an important factor in agricul- tural life; but Nafferton explained to PinecofHn that there was room for improvement, and corresponded direct with that young man.
You may think that there is not much to be evolved from Pig. It all depends how you set to work. Pine- coiBn bei...ng a Civilian and wishing to do things thor- oughly, began with an essay on the Primitive Pig, the Mythology of the Pig, and the Dravidian Pig. Naffer- ton filed that information — twenty-seven foolscap sheets — and wanted to know about the distribution of the Pig in the Punjab, and how it stood the Plains in the hot weather. From this point onwards, remember that I am giving you only the barest outlines of the affair — the guy- ropes, as it were, of the web that Nafferton spun round Pinecoffin.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Nafferton had not the faintest interest in Pig, but he knew that Pinecoffin would flounce into the trap. Pine- coffin was delighted at being consulted about Pig. The l64 PLAIN TALES FROM THE HILLS.
Indian Pig is not exactly an important factor in agricul- tural life; but Nafferton explained to PinecofHn that there was room for improvement, and corresponded direct with that young man.
You may think that there is not much to be evolved from Pig. It all depends how you set to work. Pine- coiBn bei...ng a Civilian and wishing to do things thor- oughly, began with an essay on the Primitive Pig, the Mythology of the Pig, and the Dravidian Pig. Naffer- ton filed that information — twenty-seven foolscap sheets — and wanted to know about the distribution of the Pig in the Punjab, and how it stood the Plains in the hot weather. From this point onwards, remember that I am giving you only the barest outlines of the affair — the guy- ropes, as it were, of the web that Nafferton spun round Pinecoffin.
What to read after Plain Tales From the Hills?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Kipling, Rudyard, 1865-1936 to read onlineMoreLess
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