Vain Oblations And Other Stories
Vain Oblations And Other Stories
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. . " Then, one afternoon, we dropped into the heart of a storm tropical thunder, tropical lightning, skies blacker than you've ever seen, a wind that churned the heavens into a pot of inky broth. I had been wondering, for days, what we should do when we struck some thing besides the eternal huddled villages of the natives, with their tobacco-plots and mealie-fields, their stupid curiosities, their impudent demands for gifts something more like a house, people you could count people, with a tou...ch of white in their complexions. Strange coincidence, that it was by the real lightning-flash that, for the only time in my 200 THE TORTOISE life, I saw her clear; strange, too, that the revelation should have come on the heels of our first approach to anything like civilization. It was only the plantation of a man who had made his little pile by trading in Kimberley, and had trekked up to the edge of the wilderness to live there in peace with his aged wife, and his cattle, and the things that with out too much trouble he could coax out of the good-humoured soil.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. . " Then, one afternoon, we dropped into the heart of a storm tropical thunder, tropical lightning, skies blacker than you've ever seen, a wind that churned the heavens into a pot of inky broth. I had been wondering, for days, what we should do when we struck some thing besides the eternal huddled villages of the natives, with their tobacco-plots and mealie-fields, their stupid curiosities, their impudent demands for gifts something more like a house, people you could count people, with a tou...ch of white in their complexions. Strange coincidence, that it was by the real lightning-flash that, for the only time in my 200 THE TORTOISE life, I saw her clear; strange, too, that the revelation should have come on the heels of our first approach to anything like civilization. It was only the plantation of a man who had made his little pile by trading in Kimberley, and had trekked up to the edge of the wilderness to live there in peace with his aged wife, and his cattle, and the things that with out too much trouble he could coax out of the good-humoured soil.
What to read after Vain Oblations And Other Stories?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Katharine Fullerton Gerould to read onlineMoreLess
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