Simba
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" M Booley glanced around him, and rose.
"Tell the Bwana M Kubwa qua heri, " he said enigmatically.
"He says he is gratified to say good-bye, " Kingozi told the boy.
"How did he take my talk?" asked Trelaw- ney.
"I think he was quite impressed, " replied Kingozi gravely.
Immediately they sent presents of considerable value, and sat down to await results. Kingozi had the place cleared of natives and kept clear. Guards were stationed at night, and either Cazi Moto or his master was constantly afo...ot. In the mysterious night-ridden forest drums throbbed. An uninterrupted wailing chant rose. All about the tiny clearing its dwellers felt the unseen presence of thousands. Yet not a single human being showed himself. Then on the evening of the third day a single wrinkled old hag crept into the open and approached the spot where the two white men were sitting. She knelt humbly before TRELAWNEY LEARNS 103 them and fumbling beneath her goat-skin robe she produced a little half-gourd containing a few ounces of m wembe meal.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" M Booley glanced around him, and rose.
"Tell the Bwana M Kubwa qua heri, " he said enigmatically.
"He says he is gratified to say good-bye, " Kingozi told the boy.
"How did he take my talk?" asked Trelaw- ney.
"I think he was quite impressed, " replied Kingozi gravely.
Immediately they sent presents of considerable value, and sat down to await results. Kingozi had the place cleared of natives and kept clear. Guards were stationed at night, and either Cazi Moto or his master was constantly afo...ot. In the mysterious night-ridden forest drums throbbed. An uninterrupted wailing chant rose. All about the tiny clearing its dwellers felt the unseen presence of thousands. Yet not a single human being showed himself. Then on the evening of the third day a single wrinkled old hag crept into the open and approached the spot where the two white men were sitting. She knelt humbly before TRELAWNEY LEARNS 103 them and fumbling beneath her goat-skin robe she produced a little half-gourd containing a few ounces of m wembe meal.
What to read after Simba?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by White Stewart Edward to read onlineMoreLess
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