Popular Adventure Tales
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It did not, however. The country through which they advanced was a wild, sterile plain--almost as destitute of vegetation as that over which theyhad hitherto been travelling. It no longer owed its nakedness to thelocusts, but to the absence of water.
They had no more time to search for pasture. The sun was already belowthe horizon when they halted to "outspan. " A "kraal" should have been built for the cattle, and another for thesheep and goats. There were bushes enough to have constructed them..., butwho of that tired party had the heart to cut them down and drag them tothe spot?
It was labour enough--the slaughtering a sheep for supper, andcollecting sufficient wood to cook it. No kraal was made. The horseswere tied around the wagon. The oxen, cattle, and sheep and goats, wereleft free to go where they pleased. As there was no pasture near totempt them, it was hoped that, after the fatigue of their long journey, they would not stray far from the camp-fire, which was kept burningthroughout the night.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It did not, however. The country through which they advanced was a wild, sterile plain--almost as destitute of vegetation as that over which theyhad hitherto been travelling. It no longer owed its nakedness to thelocusts, but to the absence of water.
They had no more time to search for pasture. The sun was already belowthe horizon when they halted to "outspan. " A "kraal" should have been built for the cattle, and another for thesheep and goats. There were bushes enough to have constructed them..., butwho of that tired party had the heart to cut them down and drag them tothe spot?
It was labour enough--the slaughtering a sheep for supper, andcollecting sufficient wood to cook it. No kraal was made. The horseswere tied around the wagon. The oxen, cattle, and sheep and goats, wereleft free to go where they pleased. As there was no pasture near totempt them, it was hoped that, after the fatigue of their long journey, they would not stray far from the camp-fire, which was kept burningthroughout the night.
What to read after Popular Adventure Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Reid Mayne to read onlineMoreLess
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