The Rajah of Dah
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You see he is a manwho has the power of life and death in his hands, and does not hesitateabout using it. We are beyond help from the settlement, andunmistakably his prisoners. " "Well, I don't mind being a prisoner, uncle, if he is going to treat uslike this. " "Good, lad. I'll take a leaf out of your book, and make the best ofthings. This is quite new ground for a naturalist, so let's set asideall worry about where we are, and think only of the wonderful objectsabout us. " Ned was already fol...lowing out that plan, and wishing his uncle would notworry about other things, for they were riding at a pretty good rate upthe clear sparkling river, and passing scene after scene of tropicloveliness that excited a constant desire in the boy to go ashore androam amongst grand trees of the loveliest tints of green, all differentfrom anything he had seen before.
Just then Frank came back.
"Got your shooting tackle ready?" he said.
"No, but I was thinking it was time, " replied Murray, "and that we mightas well land directly we see a bird or two.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
You see he is a manwho has the power of life and death in his hands, and does not hesitateabout using it. We are beyond help from the settlement, andunmistakably his prisoners. " "Well, I don't mind being a prisoner, uncle, if he is going to treat uslike this. " "Good, lad. I'll take a leaf out of your book, and make the best ofthings. This is quite new ground for a naturalist, so let's set asideall worry about where we are, and think only of the wonderful objectsabout us. " Ned was already fol...lowing out that plan, and wishing his uncle would notworry about other things, for they were riding at a pretty good rate upthe clear sparkling river, and passing scene after scene of tropicloveliness that excited a constant desire in the boy to go ashore androam amongst grand trees of the loveliest tints of green, all differentfrom anything he had seen before.
Just then Frank came back.
"Got your shooting tackle ready?" he said.
"No, but I was thinking it was time, " replied Murray, "and that we mightas well land directly we see a bird or two.
What to read after The Rajah of Dah?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fenn, George Manville, 1831-1909 to read onlineMoreLess
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