Sport And Adventure in the Indian Jungle
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The shot struck six inches too low, in the hollow where the bones of the head are thickest.
There was no time for a second shot. With a scream of rage the elephant was on them, and over them, his tusks embedded deep in the opposite bank.
Apparently he had not noticed the nullah in his wild charge, or he could not stop himself if he had seen it.
Theobald and his shikaree were knocked off the ledge by great masses of earth hurled from the top of the bank, which gave way under the enormous weight ...of the charging elephant. In the clouds of dust raised by the fsJHng earth and the struggles of the elephant they managed to scramble to their legs and run up the nullah, without thought of their guns, which fell from their hands when they were knocked over by the clods of earth. The instinct of self-preservation was strong within them, and they knew their Uves were not worth a minute's purchase once the elephant got on to his legs. Up stream they scrambled as best they cculd, over the boulders and loose stones, looking round nervously for a place up which they could clamber out of the nullah ; but none offered.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The shot struck six inches too low, in the hollow where the bones of the head are thickest.
There was no time for a second shot. With a scream of rage the elephant was on them, and over them, his tusks embedded deep in the opposite bank.
Apparently he had not noticed the nullah in his wild charge, or he could not stop himself if he had seen it.
Theobald and his shikaree were knocked off the ledge by great masses of earth hurled from the top of the bank, which gave way under the enormous weight ...of the charging elephant. In the clouds of dust raised by the fsJHng earth and the struggles of the elephant they managed to scramble to their legs and run up the nullah, without thought of their guns, which fell from their hands when they were knocked over by the clods of earth. The instinct of self-preservation was strong within them, and they knew their Uves were not worth a minute's purchase once the elephant got on to his legs. Up stream they scrambled as best they cculd, over the boulders and loose stones, looking round nervously for a place up which they could clamber out of the nullah ; but none offered.
What to read after Sport And Adventure in the Indian Jungle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by A Mervyn Smith to read onlineMoreLess
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