The Caravaners
The Caravaners
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I just trudged.
At the top of the ascent, at a junction of four roads called Four Winds (why, when they were four roads, the English themselves I suppose best know), we met a motor.
i6o THE CARAVANERS It came scorching round a corner with an insolent shriek of its tooting apparatus, but the shriek died away as it were on its Hps when it saw what was filhng up the way. It hesitated, stopped, and then began respectfully to back. Pass us it could not at that point, and charge into such vast object...s as the caravans was a task before which even bloodthirstiness quailed. I record this as the one pleasing incident that morning, and when it was my turn to walk by the thing I did so with squared shoulders and held-up head and a muttered (yet perfectly dis- tinct) ''Road hogs" — which is the term Menzies- Legh had applied to them the day before when relating how one had run over a woman near where he lives, and had continued its career, leav- ing her to suffer in the road, which she did for the space of two hours before the next passer-by passed in time to see her die.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I just trudged.
At the top of the ascent, at a junction of four roads called Four Winds (why, when they were four roads, the English themselves I suppose best know), we met a motor.
i6o THE CARAVANERS It came scorching round a corner with an insolent shriek of its tooting apparatus, but the shriek died away as it were on its Hps when it saw what was filhng up the way. It hesitated, stopped, and then began respectfully to back. Pass us it could not at that point, and charge into such vast object...s as the caravans was a task before which even bloodthirstiness quailed. I record this as the one pleasing incident that morning, and when it was my turn to walk by the thing I did so with squared shoulders and held-up head and a muttered (yet perfectly dis- tinct) ''Road hogs" — which is the term Menzies- Legh had applied to them the day before when relating how one had run over a woman near where he lives, and had continued its career, leav- ing her to suffer in the road, which she did for the space of two hours before the next passer-by passed in time to see her die.
What to read after The Caravaners?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth to read onlineMoreLess
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