Swallow: a Tale of the Great Trek
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"Together we will live or die. Mount, Isay--mount. Nay, if you refuse I will throw myself into the water beforeyour eyes. " Then seeing that she would indeed do no less, Sihamba took heroutstretched hand, and placing her foot upon the foot of Suzanne, scrambled up upon the pad in front of her, whereat the pursuers, whonow were little over two hundred yards away, laughed out loud, andSwart Piet shouted to Suzanne to yield. But they did not laugh long, for Sihamba, having first bent her head and ...kissed Suzanne on the hand, leaned forward and began to stroke the _schimmel's_ neck and to whisperinto his ear, till indeed it seemed as though the great brute that lovedher understood. At the least he pricked his ears and tossed his head, then looked, first round at the horses that drew near, and next at thefoaming flood in front.
"Sit fast, Swallow, " said Sihamba, and then she cried a word aloud tothe horse, and struck it lightly with her hand. At the sound of thatword the stallion drew himself together, sprang forward with two boundsover the ten paces of level bank and leapt far out into the flood thatfoamed beneath.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Together we will live or die. Mount, Isay--mount. Nay, if you refuse I will throw myself into the water beforeyour eyes. " Then seeing that she would indeed do no less, Sihamba took heroutstretched hand, and placing her foot upon the foot of Suzanne, scrambled up upon the pad in front of her, whereat the pursuers, whonow were little over two hundred yards away, laughed out loud, andSwart Piet shouted to Suzanne to yield. But they did not laugh long, for Sihamba, having first bent her head and ...kissed Suzanne on the hand, leaned forward and began to stroke the _schimmel's_ neck and to whisperinto his ear, till indeed it seemed as though the great brute that lovedher understood. At the least he pricked his ears and tossed his head, then looked, first round at the horses that drew near, and next at thefoaming flood in front.
"Sit fast, Swallow, " said Sihamba, and then she cried a word aloud tothe horse, and struck it lightly with her hand. At the sound of thatword the stallion drew himself together, sprang forward with two boundsover the ten paces of level bank and leapt far out into the flood thatfoamed beneath.
What to read after Swallow: a Tale of the Great Trek?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haggard Henry Rider to read onlineMoreLess
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