Timbuctoo the Mysterious
Timbuctoo the Mysterious
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In one of their many wanderings they noticed an oasis in the midst of the sands, formed by an overflow of the Niger. It was a narrow depression, having somewhat the appearance of a river, and must have been fairly deep, since the hippopotamus found his way there, and was a place in which the Touaregs could always be sure of finding some vegetation, as well as abundant and excellent water.
The situation was an admirable one for man and beast, and, with the palm-trees which reared their elegant f...orms there, did not lack a certain charm of aspect. They established a fixed camp on this spot in order to prevent its occupation by others during their absence. They cut down bushes of thorny mimosa from the neighbouring thickets, and formed, according to their custom, a same, or enclosure, to keep out the wild animals of the desert lions, panthers, and hyaenas. Straw huts were built behind this shelter, in which the Touaregs placed their provisions and other cumbersome properties. They left some Bailas, or slaves, there, who kept guard under the super- intendence of an old woman called ' Tomboutou ' (The mother with the large navel).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In one of their many wanderings they noticed an oasis in the midst of the sands, formed by an overflow of the Niger. It was a narrow depression, having somewhat the appearance of a river, and must have been fairly deep, since the hippopotamus found his way there, and was a place in which the Touaregs could always be sure of finding some vegetation, as well as abundant and excellent water.
The situation was an admirable one for man and beast, and, with the palm-trees which reared their elegant f...orms there, did not lack a certain charm of aspect. They established a fixed camp on this spot in order to prevent its occupation by others during their absence. They cut down bushes of thorny mimosa from the neighbouring thickets, and formed, according to their custom, a same, or enclosure, to keep out the wild animals of the desert lions, panthers, and hyaenas. Straw huts were built behind this shelter, in which the Touaregs placed their provisions and other cumbersome properties. They left some Bailas, or slaves, there, who kept guard under the super- intendence of an old woman called ' Tomboutou ' (The mother with the large navel).
What to read after Timbuctoo the Mysterious?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Flix Dubois to read onlineMoreLess
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