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1 8s Queenstown, further up the country than King-Williams- town; — towns which are peculiarly English though the country around is either cultivated by German farmers or held by Kafir tenants. The district is still called British Kafraria. I myself have some very dim remembrance of British Kafraria as a Colony, but like other places in the British empire it has been absorbed by degrees without much notice at home.
Starting from Grahamstown on a hired Cape cart I entered British Kafraria somewh...ere between that town and Fort Beaufort. A " Cape cart " is essentially a South African vehicle, and is admirably adapted for the somewhat rough roads of the country. Its great merit is that it travels on only two wheels ; — but then so does our English gig. But the English gig carries only two j)assengers while the Cape cart has room for four, — or even six. The Irish car no doubt has both these merits, — carries four and runs on two wheels ; but the wheels are necessarily so low that they are ill adapted for passing serious obstructions.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
1 8s Queenstown, further up the country than King-Williams- town; — towns which are peculiarly English though the country around is either cultivated by German farmers or held by Kafir tenants. The district is still called British Kafraria. I myself have some very dim remembrance of British Kafraria as a Colony, but like other places in the British empire it has been absorbed by degrees without much notice at home.
Starting from Grahamstown on a hired Cape cart I entered British Kafraria somewh...ere between that town and Fort Beaufort. A " Cape cart " is essentially a South African vehicle, and is admirably adapted for the somewhat rough roads of the country. Its great merit is that it travels on only two wheels ; — but then so does our English gig. But the English gig carries only two j)assengers while the Cape cart has room for four, — or even six. The Irish car no doubt has both these merits, — carries four and runs on two wheels ; but the wheels are necessarily so low that they are ill adapted for passing serious obstructions.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Trollope Anthony to read onlineMoreLess
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