Real Soldiers of Fortune
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Even though it were neutral soil, in so exhausted a state he dared notventure into the swamps and waste places of the Portuguese territory;and, sick at heart as well as sick in body, he saw no choice left himsave to give himself up.
But before doing so he carefully prepared a tale which, although mostimprobable, he hoped might still conceal his identity and aid him toescape by train across the border.
One night after days of wandering he found himself on the outskirts ofa little village near th...e boundary line of the Transvaal and Portugueseterritory. Utterly unable to proceed further, he crawled to the nearestzinc-roofed shack, and, fully prepared to surrender, knocked at thedoor. It was opened by a rough-looking, bearded giant, the first whiteman to whom in many days Churchill had dared address himself.
To him, without hope, he feebly stammered forth the speech he hadrehearsed. The man listened with every outward mark of disbelief. AtChurchill himself he stared with open suspicion. Suddenly he seized theboy by the shoulder, drew him inside the hut, and barred the door.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Even though it were neutral soil, in so exhausted a state he dared notventure into the swamps and waste places of the Portuguese territory;and, sick at heart as well as sick in body, he saw no choice left himsave to give himself up.
But before doing so he carefully prepared a tale which, although mostimprobable, he hoped might still conceal his identity and aid him toescape by train across the border.
One night after days of wandering he found himself on the outskirts ofa little village near th...e boundary line of the Transvaal and Portugueseterritory. Utterly unable to proceed further, he crawled to the nearestzinc-roofed shack, and, fully prepared to surrender, knocked at thedoor. It was opened by a rough-looking, bearded giant, the first whiteman to whom in many days Churchill had dared address himself.
To him, without hope, he feebly stammered forth the speech he hadrehearsed. The man listened with every outward mark of disbelief. AtChurchill himself he stared with open suspicion. Suddenly he seized theboy by the shoulder, drew him inside the hut, and barred the door.
What to read after Real Soldiers of Fortune?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Davis Richard Harding to read onlineMoreLess
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