The Tragedy of the Korosko
The Tragedy of the Korosko
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When he returned he said something to his comrades, one of whom closed in upon each side Korosko, o I 1 4 THE TRAGEDY OF THE KOROSKO.
of the minister's camel, so as to prevent him from falling. The friendly negro sidled his beast up to the Colonel, and whispered to him.
"We are going to halt presently, Belmont," said Cochrane.
"Thank God! They may give us some water.
We can't go on like this." "I told Tippy Tilly that, if he could help us, we would turn him into a Bimbashi when we got him back ...into Egypt. I think he's willing enough if he only had the power. By Jove, Belmont, do look back at the river." Their route, which had lain through sand-strewn khors with jagged, black edges — places up which one would hardly think it possible that a camel could climb — opened out now on to a hard, rolling plain, jcovered thickly with rounded pebbles, dipping 'and rising to the violet hills upon the horizon. So regular were the long, brown pebble-strewn curves, that they looked like the dark rollers of some monstrous ground-swell.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
When he returned he said something to his comrades, one of whom closed in upon each side Korosko, o I 1 4 THE TRAGEDY OF THE KOROSKO.
of the minister's camel, so as to prevent him from falling. The friendly negro sidled his beast up to the Colonel, and whispered to him.
"We are going to halt presently, Belmont," said Cochrane.
"Thank God! They may give us some water.
We can't go on like this." "I told Tippy Tilly that, if he could help us, we would turn him into a Bimbashi when we got him back ...into Egypt. I think he's willing enough if he only had the power. By Jove, Belmont, do look back at the river." Their route, which had lain through sand-strewn khors with jagged, black edges — places up which one would hardly think it possible that a camel could climb — opened out now on to a hard, rolling plain, jcovered thickly with rounded pebbles, dipping 'and rising to the violet hills upon the horizon. So regular were the long, brown pebble-strewn curves, that they looked like the dark rollers of some monstrous ground-swell.
What to read after The Tragedy of the Korosko?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Arthur Conan Doyle to read onlineMoreLess
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