Three Weeks in South Africa a Diary
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Birds were scarce but here and there the prew displayed the sheen of its indigo plumage, a solitary stork of a kind unknown to me, large hawks, butcher-birds and white-necked crows occasionally arrested our attention. Kraals, this time the genuine native article looking like great bee- hives, were dotted abundantly over the fields. In front of them Kaffirs stood or squatted, some wearing European dress, others no dress at all, but most of them a red blanket from the use of which this tribe are ...called the Red Kaffirs. We picnicked for luncheon in the bed of a small river under a mimosa bush, as wherever there is water there are trees and shrubs of all kinds. Thickly entwined round the branches of these riverside shrubs was a parasite with drooping tufts from one to two feet long which looked like hay, but was of a vermilion hue. A poet might Lovedale. 119 compare them to the long tresses of a nymph, and indeed, it would require no great stress of imagination to take — in the distance and in the twilight especially — the weeping trees for sirens bending and waving their fair hair over the water.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Birds were scarce but here and there the prew displayed the sheen of its indigo plumage, a solitary stork of a kind unknown to me, large hawks, butcher-birds and white-necked crows occasionally arrested our attention. Kraals, this time the genuine native article looking like great bee- hives, were dotted abundantly over the fields. In front of them Kaffirs stood or squatted, some wearing European dress, others no dress at all, but most of them a red blanket from the use of which this tribe are ...called the Red Kaffirs. We picnicked for luncheon in the bed of a small river under a mimosa bush, as wherever there is water there are trees and shrubs of all kinds. Thickly entwined round the branches of these riverside shrubs was a parasite with drooping tufts from one to two feet long which looked like hay, but was of a vermilion hue. A poet might Lovedale. 119 compare them to the long tresses of a nymph, and indeed, it would require no great stress of imagination to take — in the distance and in the twilight especially — the weeping trees for sirens bending and waving their fair hair over the water.
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