The Authoritative Life of General William Booth Founder of the Salvation Army
The Authoritative Life of General William Booth Founder of the Salvation Army
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The sun came out, and it was just as hot by noon as it had been cold at night.
" We stopped at Cradock a little time, where a gentleman in- terviewed me with regard to 80, 000 acres of land possessed by some syndicate of the town at Prieska, up beyond Kimberley. This kind of thing happens almost every day.
" At a station a little further on quite a crowd of Salvationists and others had gathered. I could not see any sign of a town beyond two or three shanties. I used to think some of the places ...that had been dignified by the name of ' cities ' in Canada SOUTH AFRICA AND COLONISATION 153 were rather grotesque; but here it is carried to a greater ex- treme. However, they must have some method of distinguish- ing the place of ingress and egress from the train, and per- haps they are named in the hope of becoming what they are said to be things that are spoken of as if they were.
" Well, on the platform was as picturesque and motley a crowd as well could be imagined. I only wished at the moment the pencil of some artist had been there to have painted the Kafirs in their showy turbans and half-naked bodies, the women with babies on their backs, and the whites of various ranks and conditions, all mixed up with Salvationists.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The sun came out, and it was just as hot by noon as it had been cold at night.
" We stopped at Cradock a little time, where a gentleman in- terviewed me with regard to 80, 000 acres of land possessed by some syndicate of the town at Prieska, up beyond Kimberley. This kind of thing happens almost every day.
" At a station a little further on quite a crowd of Salvationists and others had gathered. I could not see any sign of a town beyond two or three shanties. I used to think some of the places ...that had been dignified by the name of ' cities ' in Canada SOUTH AFRICA AND COLONISATION 153 were rather grotesque; but here it is carried to a greater ex- treme. However, they must have some method of distinguish- ing the place of ingress and egress from the train, and per- haps they are named in the hope of becoming what they are said to be things that are spoken of as if they were.
" Well, on the platform was as picturesque and motley a crowd as well could be imagined. I only wished at the moment the pencil of some artist had been there to have painted the Kafirs in their showy turbans and half-naked bodies, the women with babies on their backs, and the whites of various ranks and conditions, all mixed up with Salvationists.
What to read after The Authoritative Life of General William Booth Founder of the Salvation Army?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Tativelif00 to read onlineMoreLess
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