Simba
Simba
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After a little Trelawney resumed the discussion.
"I have thought about it a good deal," he said, "and IVe got at the logic of it. These people have too few needs and desires ; and these needs and desires are all satisfied too easily. The way to make them work is to make them want something they have to make an effort for — ^luxuries and all that." " There's the dukka,^^ suggested Kingozi, referring to the shop recently opened by an East Indian for barter with the Sukas. It stocked such things a...s brass, copper, and iron wire of different gauges; beads of various sizes and coloiurs; dried paint fBuropetOi.
TRUE SPORTSMEN 129 colours for the face and body; snuff; bright blankets and cotton cloths; ear ornaments; coarse sugar, rank butter, and the like. ^^Old Mahrad may safely be said to carry luxuries." "True, as far as they go. But the old blighter takes trade. He wants m^wembe and sisal and hyrax skins and any of the rest of the products of the country he can get his hands on. And the products of the coxmtry are produced by women.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
After a little Trelawney resumed the discussion.
"I have thought about it a good deal," he said, "and IVe got at the logic of it. These people have too few needs and desires ; and these needs and desires are all satisfied too easily. The way to make them work is to make them want something they have to make an effort for — ^luxuries and all that." " There's the dukka,^^ suggested Kingozi, referring to the shop recently opened by an East Indian for barter with the Sukas. It stocked such things a...s brass, copper, and iron wire of different gauges; beads of various sizes and coloiurs; dried paint fBuropetOi.
TRUE SPORTSMEN 129 colours for the face and body; snuff; bright blankets and cotton cloths; ear ornaments; coarse sugar, rank butter, and the like. ^^Old Mahrad may safely be said to carry luxuries." "True, as far as they go. But the old blighter takes trade. He wants m^wembe and sisal and hyrax skins and any of the rest of the products of the country he can get his hands on. And the products of the coxmtry are produced by women.
What to read after Simba?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Doubleday, Page & Company. Pbl to read onlineMoreLess
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