Under the Cannibal Curse
Under the Cannibal Curse
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Running up to me, he knelt on both knees, laying his head on the ground at my feet, so that ' Jim's ' JUNGLE WANDERERS III topi scraped the earth. Palms downward, his hands clutching convulsively at the moss which lined my resting-place, he remained there with bowed head. He seemed to be paying homage to me, acknowledg- ing my superiority, but at the same time, as he crouched before me, I saw his eyes peering fearfully beneath the brim of the helmet at the Dried Head which lay at my side. To hi...m, obviously, it was still an object of awe and veneration, a powerful ju-ju, and he was quite unable to account for my continued existence, with the evil relic lying at my side. In his mind a problem seemed to be raging back and forth : which was the more powerful — the Dried Head, or me.
He rose at length and stood in front of me, his head slightly bowed and his arms hanging slackly to his sides in an attitude of submission. Softly he spoke some words to me — I could not understand them, but guessed at their meaning — he seemed to be asking what he could do for me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Running up to me, he knelt on both knees, laying his head on the ground at my feet, so that ' Jim's ' JUNGLE WANDERERS III topi scraped the earth. Palms downward, his hands clutching convulsively at the moss which lined my resting-place, he remained there with bowed head. He seemed to be paying homage to me, acknowledg- ing my superiority, but at the same time, as he crouched before me, I saw his eyes peering fearfully beneath the brim of the helmet at the Dried Head which lay at my side. To hi...m, obviously, it was still an object of awe and veneration, a powerful ju-ju, and he was quite unable to account for my continued existence, with the evil relic lying at my side. In his mind a problem seemed to be raging back and forth : which was the more powerful — the Dried Head, or me.
He rose at length and stood in front of me, his head slightly bowed and his arms hanging slackly to his sides in an attitude of submission. Softly he spoke some words to me — I could not understand them, but guessed at their meaning — he seemed to be asking what he could do for me.
What to read after Under the Cannibal Curse?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Juan Du Berrie to read onlineMoreLess
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