Stories of the Gorilla Country. Narrated for Young People
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Cranes, too, and numerous other water-f om'Is flocked in, and every day brought with it new birds. They came, by some strange instinct, from far-distant lands, to feed upon the vast shoals of fish which hterally filled the river.
I wondered if many of these birds had come from the Nile, the Niger, the Zambesi — from the interior of Africa where no one had ever penetrated, and from the vast plains of South Africa. What great travelers some of these birds muct be ! I envied them, and often wished... THE GYPOUIERAX ANGOLENSIS. iJlQ I could fly a-^-ay, supported by tlieir wings. What coun- tries I sliould have seen ! — what curious people I should have looked at ! — and how many novel things I should have found to recount to you.
Along the trees bordering the river, sometimes perched on their highest branches, sometimes hidden in the midst of them, I could see that most beautiful eagle, the Gy- jxjJderax angolensis, called coungou by the natives.
This eagle is of a wliite and black color, lie often watches over the water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Cranes, too, and numerous other water-f om'Is flocked in, and every day brought with it new birds. They came, by some strange instinct, from far-distant lands, to feed upon the vast shoals of fish which hterally filled the river.
I wondered if many of these birds had come from the Nile, the Niger, the Zambesi — from the interior of Africa where no one had ever penetrated, and from the vast plains of South Africa. What great travelers some of these birds muct be ! I envied them, and often wished... THE GYPOUIERAX ANGOLENSIS. iJlQ I could fly a-^-ay, supported by tlieir wings. What coun- tries I sliould have seen ! — what curious people I should have looked at ! — and how many novel things I should have found to recount to you.
Along the trees bordering the river, sometimes perched on their highest branches, sometimes hidden in the midst of them, I could see that most beautiful eagle, the Gy- jxjJderax angolensis, called coungou by the natives.
This eagle is of a wliite and black color, lie often watches over the water.
What to read after Stories of the Gorilla Country. Narrated for Young People?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Du Chaillu, Paul B. (Paul Belloni), 1835-1903 to read onlineMoreLess
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