The Mission
The Mission
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As soon as they heard the report of the Major's rifle, Swinton andAlexander, with their party, advanced to the banks of the river. Theyplunged in, and were soon up to the horses' girths, with the reeds farabove their heads. They could hear the animals forcing their way throughthe reeds, but could not see them; and after some severe labor, Swintonsaid--"Alexander, it will be prudent for us to go back; we can donothing here, and we shall stand a chance of being shot by our ownpeople, who can not ...see us. We must leave the dogs to drive them out, orthe Hottentots and Bushmen; but we must regain the banks. " Just as Swinton said this, a loud rushing was heard through the reeds. "Look out!" cried he; but he could say no more before the reeds openedand a large hippopotamus rushed upon them, throwing over Alexander'shorse on his side, and treading Alexander and his horse both deep underthe water as he passed over them and disappeared. Although the water wasnot more than four feet in depth, it was with difficulty that the horseand rider could extricate themselves from the reeds, among which theyhad been jammed and entangled; and Alexander's breath was quite gonewhen he at last emerged.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
As soon as they heard the report of the Major's rifle, Swinton andAlexander, with their party, advanced to the banks of the river. Theyplunged in, and were soon up to the horses' girths, with the reeds farabove their heads. They could hear the animals forcing their way throughthe reeds, but could not see them; and after some severe labor, Swintonsaid--"Alexander, it will be prudent for us to go back; we can donothing here, and we shall stand a chance of being shot by our ownpeople, who can not ...see us. We must leave the dogs to drive them out, orthe Hottentots and Bushmen; but we must regain the banks. " Just as Swinton said this, a loud rushing was heard through the reeds. "Look out!" cried he; but he could say no more before the reeds openedand a large hippopotamus rushed upon them, throwing over Alexander'shorse on his side, and treading Alexander and his horse both deep underthe water as he passed over them and disappeared. Although the water wasnot more than four feet in depth, it was with difficulty that the horseand rider could extricate themselves from the reeds, among which theyhad been jammed and entangled; and Alexander's breath was quite gonewhen he at last emerged.
What to read after The Mission?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Marryat Frederick to read onlineMoreLess
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