Sierra Leone Or the White Mans Grave
Sierra Leone Or the White Mans Grave
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Some hundred yards in front, towards Quiah, there was a solitary canoe, from which a man and boy, were fishing for the small flat-fish with which the river abounds. It was almost low tide, and round no part of the island was there sufficient water for nearly fifty ^^ards to float the ^' Wave, " so she lay helplessly on one side, with the receding river lapping musically against her.
A stone made a convenient table. On this a napkin was spread, and I was soon engaged in another feed, while I loo...ked round with plea- sure on the picturesque landscape, as the broad expanse of the creek wandered into many small bays. The men were lazily lolling about, wait- ing for their turn to tuck in, and talking about the friends they would meet at Waterloo, and the evening of pleasure they had evidently made up their mind to have among them.
ii8 SIERRA LEONE.
" Well, Davis, n'a gre-gre not do any harm yet?" I said, in slightly sarcastic tones.
'^ No, massa, I hope no trouble can catch us, dis time. '^ But as the words were uttered, a wild cry for help broke out upon the still scene.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Some hundred yards in front, towards Quiah, there was a solitary canoe, from which a man and boy, were fishing for the small flat-fish with which the river abounds. It was almost low tide, and round no part of the island was there sufficient water for nearly fifty ^^ards to float the ^' Wave, " so she lay helplessly on one side, with the receding river lapping musically against her.
A stone made a convenient table. On this a napkin was spread, and I was soon engaged in another feed, while I loo...ked round with plea- sure on the picturesque landscape, as the broad expanse of the creek wandered into many small bays. The men were lazily lolling about, wait- ing for their turn to tuck in, and talking about the friends they would meet at Waterloo, and the evening of pleasure they had evidently made up their mind to have among them.
ii8 SIERRA LEONE.
" Well, Davis, n'a gre-gre not do any harm yet?" I said, in slightly sarcastic tones.
'^ No, massa, I hope no trouble can catch us, dis time. '^ But as the words were uttered, a wild cry for help broke out upon the still scene.
What to read after Sierra Leone Or the White Mans Grave?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by G a Lethbridge George Alexander Lethbridge Banbury to read onlineMoreLess
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