The Tale of Three Lions
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"By the time that we had finished our supper of koodoo steaks (whichwould have been better if the koodoo had been a little younger), it wastime to get ready for Jim-Jim's murderess. Accordingly we determinedagain to expose the unfortunate sick ox, that was now absolutely onits last legs, being indeed scarcely able to stand. All the afternoonPharaoh told us it had been walking round and round in a circle ascattle in the last stage of redwater generally do. Now it had come to astandstill, and was... swaying to and fro with its head hanging down. So wetied him up to the stump of the tree as on the previous night, knowingthat if the lioness did not kill him he would be dead by morning. IndeedI was afraid that he would die at once, in which case he would be of butlittle use as a bait, for the lion is a sportsmanlike animal, and unlesshe is very hungry generally prefers to kill his own dinner, though whenthat is once killed he will come back to it again and again.
"Then we again went through our experience of the previous night, sitting there hour after hour, till at last Harry fell fast asleep, and, though I am accustomed to this sort of thing, even I could scarcely keepmy eyes open.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"By the time that we had finished our supper of koodoo steaks (whichwould have been better if the koodoo had been a little younger), it wastime to get ready for Jim-Jim's murderess. Accordingly we determinedagain to expose the unfortunate sick ox, that was now absolutely onits last legs, being indeed scarcely able to stand. All the afternoonPharaoh told us it had been walking round and round in a circle ascattle in the last stage of redwater generally do. Now it had come to astandstill, and was... swaying to and fro with its head hanging down. So wetied him up to the stump of the tree as on the previous night, knowingthat if the lioness did not kill him he would be dead by morning. IndeedI was afraid that he would die at once, in which case he would be of butlittle use as a bait, for the lion is a sportsmanlike animal, and unlesshe is very hungry generally prefers to kill his own dinner, though whenthat is once killed he will come back to it again and again.
"Then we again went through our experience of the previous night, sitting there hour after hour, till at last Harry fell fast asleep, and, though I am accustomed to this sort of thing, even I could scarcely keepmy eyes open.
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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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