The Nile Tributaries of Abyssinia, And the Sword Hunters of the Hamran Arabs
The Nile Tributaries of Abyssinia, And the Sword Hunters of the Hamran Arabs
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I watched for hours, until I feU asleep, as did my men likewise : my wife alone was awake, and a sudden tug at my sleeve attracted my attention. The moon was bright, and she had heard a noise upon the branches of the tree above us : there were no leaves, therefore I quickly observed some large animal upon a thick bough.
My Tokrooris had awoke, and they declared it to be a u2 292 THE BANKS OF THE ROYAN. [ohaf. xvii.
babooiL I knew this to be impossible, as the baboon is -nerer solitary, aad I wa...s just pTeparing to fire, when down jumped a large leopard within a iew feet of us, and Tanished before I had time to shoot. It must have winded our partj, and quietly ascended the tree to reconnoitre. Nothix^ but hysanas came to the pool, therefore we returned to camp.
According to my agreement, I went to the aggageers' camp at 5 A.M. with Hadji AU and Hassan, both mounted on my two horses, Aggahr and Guzelle, while I rode T4tel.
Taher Sheriff requested me not to shoot at anything, as the shots might alarm and scare away elephants ; there- fore I merely carried my little Fletcher, in case of meeting the Bas^, who hunted in this countay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I watched for hours, until I feU asleep, as did my men likewise : my wife alone was awake, and a sudden tug at my sleeve attracted my attention. The moon was bright, and she had heard a noise upon the branches of the tree above us : there were no leaves, therefore I quickly observed some large animal upon a thick bough.
My Tokrooris had awoke, and they declared it to be a u2 292 THE BANKS OF THE ROYAN. [ohaf. xvii.
babooiL I knew this to be impossible, as the baboon is -nerer solitary, aad I wa...s just pTeparing to fire, when down jumped a large leopard within a iew feet of us, and Tanished before I had time to shoot. It must have winded our partj, and quietly ascended the tree to reconnoitre. Nothix^ but hysanas came to the pool, therefore we returned to camp.
According to my agreement, I went to the aggageers' camp at 5 A.M. with Hadji AU and Hassan, both mounted on my two horses, Aggahr and Guzelle, while I rode T4tel.
Taher Sheriff requested me not to shoot at anything, as the shots might alarm and scare away elephants ; there- fore I merely carried my little Fletcher, in case of meeting the Bas^, who hunted in this countay.
What to read after The Nile Tributaries of Abyssinia, And the Sword Hunters of the Hamran Arabs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Baker, Samuel White, Sir, 1821-1893 to read onlineMoreLess
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