The Taming of the Jungle
The Taming of the Jungle
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" "Nay, Goor Dutt, " said Ram Deen, gravely regarding the little man, " I, too, have known fear. No man may drive the mail to Kaladoongie without looking on death. " Ram Deen smoked awhile in silence ; and, when the expectation of his listeners was wrought to a proper pitch, he went on : "Ye all knew Nandha, the hostler, who used to go with me last year from this stage to Kaladoongie ? " "Ay, coach- wan ji, " responded the car rier for the others. " Tis a great telling, but not known to these h...onorable way farers who come from beyond Moradabad. " " Brothers, ye saw the plight of the bya bird but now ; so was it with Nandha, " said Ram Deen.
"One evening, ere the mail arrived, he called me to where he stood by the kikar tree yonder, looking down at the ground. In the dust of the road were large foot prints.
The Taming of the Jungle " These be the spoor of a tiger lame in its left hind foot, I said to Nandha ; see, here it crouched on its belly, and wiped away the wheel tracks made by the mail- cart this morning.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" "Nay, Goor Dutt, " said Ram Deen, gravely regarding the little man, " I, too, have known fear. No man may drive the mail to Kaladoongie without looking on death. " Ram Deen smoked awhile in silence ; and, when the expectation of his listeners was wrought to a proper pitch, he went on : "Ye all knew Nandha, the hostler, who used to go with me last year from this stage to Kaladoongie ? " "Ay, coach- wan ji, " responded the car rier for the others. " Tis a great telling, but not known to these h...onorable way farers who come from beyond Moradabad. " " Brothers, ye saw the plight of the bya bird but now ; so was it with Nandha, " said Ram Deen.
"One evening, ere the mail arrived, he called me to where he stood by the kikar tree yonder, looking down at the ground. In the dust of the road were large foot prints.
The Taming of the Jungle " These be the spoor of a tiger lame in its left hind foot, I said to Nandha ; see, here it crouched on its belly, and wiped away the wheel tracks made by the mail- cart this morning.
What to read after The Taming of the Jungle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by C W Charles William Doyle to read onlineMoreLess
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