Taming New Guinea
Taming New Guinea
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The prisoners told us that the village was named Boure, and they looked on dismally while the police and carriers slaughtered all the village pigs, and ravished and devastated the gardens, which were but of small extent. Barton, as he thought of the grief of the evicted in- habitants, looked quite as unhappy as the prisoners, while the work of destruction went on, and many a crack from his stick a too exultant yelling Kaili Kaili received, if he incautiously approached too near that humanitaria...n. " You know now what it feels like to have your villages raided, " said the DoveBaruga to the prisoners ; " we and the Maisina have had years of it at your hands. " Our now happy carriers spent a cheery night, gorging and snoring alternately, and well housed from the rain.
Upon leaving Boure next morning, the track led down the river bank through thick clumps of pampas-like grass, twelve feet high ; beastly dangerous country to traverse amongst a hostile A NEW GUINEA RESIDENT MAGISTRATE 223 people.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The prisoners told us that the village was named Boure, and they looked on dismally while the police and carriers slaughtered all the village pigs, and ravished and devastated the gardens, which were but of small extent. Barton, as he thought of the grief of the evicted in- habitants, looked quite as unhappy as the prisoners, while the work of destruction went on, and many a crack from his stick a too exultant yelling Kaili Kaili received, if he incautiously approached too near that humanitaria...n. " You know now what it feels like to have your villages raided, " said the DoveBaruga to the prisoners ; " we and the Maisina have had years of it at your hands. " Our now happy carriers spent a cheery night, gorging and snoring alternately, and well housed from the rain.
Upon leaving Boure next morning, the track led down the river bank through thick clumps of pampas-like grass, twelve feet high ; beastly dangerous country to traverse amongst a hostile A NEW GUINEA RESIDENT MAGISTRATE 223 people.
What to read after Taming New Guinea?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C a W Charles Arthur Whitmore Monckton to read onlineMoreLess
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