Tom Swift And His Electric Rifle
Tom Swift And His Electric Rifle
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With the propellers beating theair, and the rudder set to hold them about two thousand feet high, the travelers moved rapidly over clearings, forests and jungles.
It was agreed that now, when they had made such a good start incollecting ivory, that they would spend the next few days in tryingto get on the trail of the red pygmies. It might seem a simplematter, after knowing the approximate location of the land of thesefierce little natives, to have proceeded directly to it. But Africais an imme...nse continent, and even in an airship comparatively littleof the interior can be seen at a time.
Besides, the red pygmies had a habit of moving from place to place, and they were so small, and so wild, capable of living in very tinyhuts or caves, and so primitive, not building regular villages asthe other Africans do, that as Ned said, they were as hard to locateas the proverbial flea.
Our friends had a general idea of where to look for them, but onnearing that land, and making inquiries of several friendly tribes, they learned that the red pygmies had suddenly disappeared fromtheir usual haunts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
With the propellers beating theair, and the rudder set to hold them about two thousand feet high, the travelers moved rapidly over clearings, forests and jungles.
It was agreed that now, when they had made such a good start incollecting ivory, that they would spend the next few days in tryingto get on the trail of the red pygmies. It might seem a simplematter, after knowing the approximate location of the land of thesefierce little natives, to have proceeded directly to it. But Africais an imme...nse continent, and even in an airship comparatively littleof the interior can be seen at a time.
Besides, the red pygmies had a habit of moving from place to place, and they were so small, and so wild, capable of living in very tinyhuts or caves, and so primitive, not building regular villages asthe other Africans do, that as Ned said, they were as hard to locateas the proverbial flea.
Our friends had a general idea of where to look for them, but onnearing that land, and making inquiries of several friendly tribes, they learned that the red pygmies had suddenly disappeared fromtheir usual haunts.
What to read after Tom Swift And His Electric Rifle?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Victor Appleton to read onlineMoreLess
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