Tropic Days
Tropic Days
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It might be that while the men of the camp had beenintent on following Soosie's tracks, the women and children had straggledafter as if the quest was of no special concern to them.
In the broken country well in to the base of the mountain all traces ofthe exodus was lost, though bush instinct, supplemented by the actions ofthe dogs, gave sense of its direction. Blundering down into a ravinewhere blanched vegetation betokened complete seclusion from the sun, weclambered up the opposing steep eme...rging from an entanglement of jungleon a high and open ridge which commanded an unimpeded view to the west--ascene of theatrical clarity with a single theatrical smear. From a hollowfar below slothful smoke filtered through the matted, sombre, dew-bespangled foliage, rose a few feet, and drifted abruptly, dissolvingfrom diaphanous blue to nothingness. The resonant whooping of a swamppheasant, antiphonal to a bell-voiced, crimson-crowned fruit pigeon in agiant fig-tree, the screeches of a sulphur-crested cockatoo as it tumbledin the air, evading the swoops of a grey goshawk, materialised the peaceand the conflicts of a scene upon which no man had made mark.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It might be that while the men of the camp had beenintent on following Soosie's tracks, the women and children had straggledafter as if the quest was of no special concern to them.
In the broken country well in to the base of the mountain all traces ofthe exodus was lost, though bush instinct, supplemented by the actions ofthe dogs, gave sense of its direction. Blundering down into a ravinewhere blanched vegetation betokened complete seclusion from the sun, weclambered up the opposing steep eme...rging from an entanglement of jungleon a high and open ridge which commanded an unimpeded view to the west--ascene of theatrical clarity with a single theatrical smear. From a hollowfar below slothful smoke filtered through the matted, sombre, dew-bespangled foliage, rose a few feet, and drifted abruptly, dissolvingfrom diaphanous blue to nothingness. The resonant whooping of a swamppheasant, antiphonal to a bell-voiced, crimson-crowned fruit pigeon in agiant fig-tree, the screeches of a sulphur-crested cockatoo as it tumbledin the air, evading the swoops of a grey goshawk, materialised the peaceand the conflicts of a scene upon which no man had made mark.
What to read after Tropic Days?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ej Banfield to read onlineMoreLess
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