Tom Bentons Luck
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They scrambled out of the water in all directions, jostling each other and scattering their eggs all over the place. The blazing sun shrivelled and spoiled them by thousands, and one could hardly take a step without tram- THE HOME OF THE WARUNAS 145 pling eggs and young turtles under foot. The Indian boys played ball with the eggs, and pitched young turtles into each other's open mouths. Such lavish abundance of natural wealth Tom had never seen anywhere, not even in this land, where nature spo...ntaneously produces everything in extravagance. He had seen the river teeming with countless varieties of fish, and the forests and mud-banks crowded with birds and animals, but here was a scene of prolific animal life the like of which is probably not to be found elsewhere on earth.
All hands commenced work at once. Fires were built, at which the women dried the turtle flesh and eggs for future use. While a part of the men slaughtered turtles, others proceeded to build straw huts for the party to live in during their stay.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They scrambled out of the water in all directions, jostling each other and scattering their eggs all over the place. The blazing sun shrivelled and spoiled them by thousands, and one could hardly take a step without tram- THE HOME OF THE WARUNAS 145 pling eggs and young turtles under foot. The Indian boys played ball with the eggs, and pitched young turtles into each other's open mouths. Such lavish abundance of natural wealth Tom had never seen anywhere, not even in this land, where nature spo...ntaneously produces everything in extravagance. He had seen the river teeming with countless varieties of fish, and the forests and mud-banks crowded with birds and animals, but here was a scene of prolific animal life the like of which is probably not to be found elsewhere on earth.
All hands commenced work at once. Fires were built, at which the women dried the turtle flesh and eggs for future use. While a part of the men slaughtered turtles, others proceeded to build straw huts for the party to live in during their stay.
What to read after Tom Bentons Luck?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Herbert Elliott Hamblen to read onlineMoreLess
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