Rhymes of Rajputana
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Go out on the jungle ■ side With all my retainers and earn the name of an outlaw bold ? If they force me ever to that, I will humble somebody's pride ; It shall cost them dear, my revenge — I will pay it a thousandfold.
MAULED At Siwai Madhopur (Jeypore) 3 rd January 1893 ONE of an army of beaters, Five or six hundred men, Followed a wounded tigress Down thro' a jungly glen ; Saw her lying, and rashly, Foolishly, threw a stone — (Says a shikari near him) We heard a roar and a groan.
MAULED 187 ...Then four shots. The shikari (May bounce as shikaris can) Says that he dropped the tigress Standing over the man. Whatever the facts, his shooting Deserves a medal to win, For he saved the life of the beater, Tho' he spoilt the tiger's skin.
Saved — let's hope : but a broken Arm from a tiger's jaws And wounds upon head and body From those terrible fangs and claws Must heal ere the reckless Naga Can be saved, poor fellow, outright, And show with pride in his village The marks of a tiger's bite.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Go out on the jungle ■ side With all my retainers and earn the name of an outlaw bold ? If they force me ever to that, I will humble somebody's pride ; It shall cost them dear, my revenge — I will pay it a thousandfold.
MAULED At Siwai Madhopur (Jeypore) 3 rd January 1893 ONE of an army of beaters, Five or six hundred men, Followed a wounded tigress Down thro' a jungly glen ; Saw her lying, and rashly, Foolishly, threw a stone — (Says a shikari near him) We heard a roar and a groan.
MAULED 187 ...Then four shots. The shikari (May bounce as shikaris can) Says that he dropped the tigress Standing over the man. Whatever the facts, his shooting Deserves a medal to win, For he saved the life of the beater, Tho' he spoilt the tiger's skin.
Saved — let's hope : but a broken Arm from a tiger's jaws And wounds upon head and body From those terrible fangs and claws Must heal ere the reckless Naga Can be saved, poor fellow, outright, And show with pride in his village The marks of a tiger's bite.
What to read after Rhymes of Rajputana?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Herbert Trevor to read onlineMoreLess
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