The Glowing Fire
The Glowing Fire
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He was delighted to get hold of such a distinguished passenger, and soon they were jolting along into the heart of the forest.
In making this journey Eric had no plans and no settled destination. Interested as he had been in all that he had observed, he had the feeling that he had only seen the outside of things, and longed to get at the heart of this people. It sounds laudable enough, but it is always a dangerous experiment when applied by a white man to an Eastern race. He had plenty of money... in his pockets, too ; plenty for the purpose in hand, that is to say. It might not have gone far had he been travelling in Western countries, but in the heart of Burma a little of that commodity goes a long way.
For five days they jogged along, sleeping by night in the dak-bungalows or rest-houses which are found throughout the length and breadth of the land for the accommodation of travellers. Every wayfarer, of whatever nationality he may be, is entitled to board and lodgings in these houses free of cost.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He was delighted to get hold of such a distinguished passenger, and soon they were jolting along into the heart of the forest.
In making this journey Eric had no plans and no settled destination. Interested as he had been in all that he had observed, he had the feeling that he had only seen the outside of things, and longed to get at the heart of this people. It sounds laudable enough, but it is always a dangerous experiment when applied by a white man to an Eastern race. He had plenty of money... in his pockets, too ; plenty for the purpose in hand, that is to say. It might not have gone far had he been travelling in Western countries, but in the heart of Burma a little of that commodity goes a long way.
For five days they jogged along, sleeping by night in the dak-bungalows or rest-houses which are found throughout the length and breadth of the land for the accommodation of travellers. Every wayfarer, of whatever nationality he may be, is entitled to board and lodgings in these houses free of cost.
What to read after The Glowing Fire?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles D Musgrove to read onlineMoreLess
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