Pride of the Plains (2010)
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He hadn’t seen Moja again. It had been too dangerous to approach the hyenas and he could only calculate the most likely outcome of events. He didn’t believe Moja could have escaped the pack and he bitterly regretted his own part in what he feared was the youngster’s death. How quickly his joy of discovering the lion cub had given way to gloom and despondency. Now he had to relate the sad tale to his superior, Simon Obagwe.
‘I’ll swear him to secrecy as far as poor Annie is concerned,’ Joel decid...ed. ‘She mustn’t know about this.’ Back at Kamenza his gloomy face brought immediate questions from Simon. Joel described what had happened. Simon remained quiet while he listened, nodding occasionally.
‘I see,’ he said afterwards. ‘Well, you shouldn’t blame yourself. And in any case you don’t know for sure if the cub is dead.’ He put a hand on Joel’s shoulder. ‘Time will tell. Until then …’ Joel began, ‘Annie—’ ‘I know,’ Simon said. ‘Not a word.’ * When Moja had recovered a little from his ordeal, he knew the first thing he needed to do was to get under cover somewhere.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He hadn’t seen Moja again. It had been too dangerous to approach the hyenas and he could only calculate the most likely outcome of events. He didn’t believe Moja could have escaped the pack and he bitterly regretted his own part in what he feared was the youngster’s death. How quickly his joy of discovering the lion cub had given way to gloom and despondency. Now he had to relate the sad tale to his superior, Simon Obagwe.
‘I’ll swear him to secrecy as far as poor Annie is concerned,’ Joel decid...ed. ‘She mustn’t know about this.’ Back at Kamenza his gloomy face brought immediate questions from Simon. Joel described what had happened. Simon remained quiet while he listened, nodding occasionally.
‘I see,’ he said afterwards. ‘Well, you shouldn’t blame yourself. And in any case you don’t know for sure if the cub is dead.’ He put a hand on Joel’s shoulder. ‘Time will tell. Until then …’ Joel began, ‘Annie—’ ‘I know,’ Simon said. ‘Not a word.’ * When Moja had recovered a little from his ordeal, he knew the first thing he needed to do was to get under cover somewhere.
What to read after Pride of the Plains?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Colin Dann to read onlineMoreLess
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