The Ivory Child
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By Kilwa or throughZululand? It should be settled soon because of the seasons. " After this we talked together for a long while, for with pockets asempty as mine were then, the problem seemed difficult, if not insoluble.
CHAPTER VII LORD RAGNALL'S STORY That night Hans slept at my house, or rather outside of it in thegarden, or upon the stoep, saying that he feared arrest if he went tothe town, because of his quarrel with the white man. As it happened, however, the other party concerned never s...tirred further in thebusiness, probably because he was too drunk to remember who had knockedhim into the sluit or whether he had gravitated thither by accident.
On the following morning we renewed our discussion, debating in detailevery possible method of reaching the Kendah people by help of suchmeans as we could command. Like that of the previous night it provedsomewhat abortive. Obviously such a long and hazardous expedition oughtto be properly financed and--where was the money? At length I cameto the conclusion that if we went at all it would be best, in thecircumstances, for Hans and myself to start alone with a Scotch cartdrawn by oxen and driven by a couple of Zulu hunters, which we couldlade with ammunition and a few necessaries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
By Kilwa or throughZululand? It should be settled soon because of the seasons. " After this we talked together for a long while, for with pockets asempty as mine were then, the problem seemed difficult, if not insoluble.
CHAPTER VII LORD RAGNALL'S STORY That night Hans slept at my house, or rather outside of it in thegarden, or upon the stoep, saying that he feared arrest if he went tothe town, because of his quarrel with the white man. As it happened, however, the other party concerned never s...tirred further in thebusiness, probably because he was too drunk to remember who had knockedhim into the sluit or whether he had gravitated thither by accident.
On the following morning we renewed our discussion, debating in detailevery possible method of reaching the Kendah people by help of suchmeans as we could command. Like that of the previous night it provedsomewhat abortive. Obviously such a long and hazardous expedition oughtto be properly financed and--where was the money? At length I cameto the conclusion that if we went at all it would be best, in thecircumstances, for Hans and myself to start alone with a Scotch cartdrawn by oxen and driven by a couple of Zulu hunters, which we couldlade with ammunition and a few necessaries.
What to read after The Ivory Child?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Haggard Henry Rider to read onlineMoreLess
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