The Globular Jottings of Griselda
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We continued our journey. On one side of the road a steep precipice sheered down, losing itself in a tangle of virgin forest. On the other side a high bank of jungle rose up like an impenetrable wall. Feathery bamboos threw up fresh shoots like spears. Julotong trees reared themselves tall and stately. Araks started their treacherous careers from the tops of high trees, swung themselves to the ground, and then sprang up afresh in unprincipled independence, flinging out ten- drils like arms to s...trangle the very trees to which they owed their existence. It came to one as a shock to find the worst form of human depravity repeated in the heart of the jungle. In spite of all the luxurious growth, there was no mossy grass which looked tempt- ing to sit upon. The serpent in Eden was too much in evidence, and more than one went wriggling across the road. Fortunately none of them were hamadryads, the most alarming species in the Peninsula, for they are ready to play the part of plaintiffs instead of being merely defendants, and have been known to KUALA LUMP0R, AND JOURNEY TO SEMANGKO PASS.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
We continued our journey. On one side of the road a steep precipice sheered down, losing itself in a tangle of virgin forest. On the other side a high bank of jungle rose up like an impenetrable wall. Feathery bamboos threw up fresh shoots like spears. Julotong trees reared themselves tall and stately. Araks started their treacherous careers from the tops of high trees, swung themselves to the ground, and then sprang up afresh in unprincipled independence, flinging out ten- drils like arms to s...trangle the very trees to which they owed their existence. It came to one as a shock to find the worst form of human depravity repeated in the heart of the jungle. In spite of all the luxurious growth, there was no mossy grass which looked tempt- ing to sit upon. The serpent in Eden was too much in evidence, and more than one went wriggling across the road. Fortunately none of them were hamadryads, the most alarming species in the Peninsula, for they are ready to play the part of plaintiffs instead of being merely defendants, and have been known to KUALA LUMP0R, AND JOURNEY TO SEMANGKO PASS.
What to read after The Globular Jottings of Griselda?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hume, E. Douglas to read onlineMoreLess
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