The Heart of Africa : Three Years' Travels And Adventures in the Unexplored Regions of Central Africa From 1868 to 1871 1
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In all regions like this, where the greater fear happened to be on the side of the natives, the same behaviour was repeated, and very often was accommodating to both parties. In these cases the people with their wives and children, their dogs and poultry, their guitars, their baskets, their pots and pans, and all their household articles, make off to the thickest parts of the steppes, which have been spared from the fire and reserved for elephant-hunting ; there they hide themselves in an obscu...rity which only the eye of a bird could penetrate. It will not rarely happen that they are betrayed simply by the cackling of their fowls.
Some of Mohammed's soldiers, who had been sent on in front, returned and brought us tidings of welcome from Nganye, whose resi- dence we hoped to reach on the following day. We found ourselves, however, already very comfortable, as Peneeo, the chief of the district, or Behnky,* had likewise, as Nganye's representative, paid us his compliments ; he had brought a supply of corn for the bearers, and a lot of poultry as a present to myself.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In all regions like this, where the greater fear happened to be on the side of the natives, the same behaviour was repeated, and very often was accommodating to both parties. In these cases the people with their wives and children, their dogs and poultry, their guitars, their baskets, their pots and pans, and all their household articles, make off to the thickest parts of the steppes, which have been spared from the fire and reserved for elephant-hunting ; there they hide themselves in an obscu...rity which only the eye of a bird could penetrate. It will not rarely happen that they are betrayed simply by the cackling of their fowls.
Some of Mohammed's soldiers, who had been sent on in front, returned and brought us tidings of welcome from Nganye, whose resi- dence we hoped to reach on the following day. We found ourselves, however, already very comfortable, as Peneeo, the chief of the district, or Behnky,* had likewise, as Nganye's representative, paid us his compliments ; he had brought a supply of corn for the bearers, and a lot of poultry as a present to myself.
What to read after The Heart of Africa : Three Years' Travels And Adventures in the Unexplored Regions of Central Africa From 1868 to 1871 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Schweinfurth, Georg August to read onlineMoreLess
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