Winning a Primitive People Sixteen Years Work Among the Warlike Tribe of the
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She had gone off with her pail 216 MURDER a little before, and had not returned. In the afternoon, when she was still missing, we sent to her village to see whether she had gone home ill, but she had not been seen there. Her mother came to hear of the inquiries and hastened to our house in a wild state of fright. " My child ! my child ! " she cried. " She is killed ; an enemy has killed her ! " And she flung herself on the ground, beating her head and breasts, and weeping. We sent out searchers... all over the country, but no news could be heard of little Vibi. But this we learned, that her mother had burnt her husband alive by deliberately setting fire to his hut when he was asleep, and she had many enemies, so we feared the worst. Some months after, a band of workers who were cutting trees in the thick wood a few yards off from the well, came on human bones, a few beads and torn cloth, and a pail. The beads and cloth were soon identified as Vibi's, and the pail as ours, and when all the marks and spoor were traced it seemed that she must have been caught at the well by some man, and dragged into the wood where she was probably clubbed to death, and her body left for the hyenas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
She had gone off with her pail 216 MURDER a little before, and had not returned. In the afternoon, when she was still missing, we sent to her village to see whether she had gone home ill, but she had not been seen there. Her mother came to hear of the inquiries and hastened to our house in a wild state of fright. " My child ! my child ! " she cried. " She is killed ; an enemy has killed her ! " And she flung herself on the ground, beating her head and breasts, and weeping. We sent out searchers... all over the country, but no news could be heard of little Vibi. But this we learned, that her mother had burnt her husband alive by deliberately setting fire to his hut when he was asleep, and she had many enemies, so we feared the worst. Some months after, a band of workers who were cutting trees in the thick wood a few yards off from the well, came on human bones, a few beads and torn cloth, and a pail. The beads and cloth were soon identified as Vibi's, and the pail as ours, and when all the marks and spoor were traced it seemed that she must have been caught at the well by some man, and dragged into the wood where she was probably clubbed to death, and her body left for the hyenas.
What to read after Winning a Primitive People Sixteen Years Work Among the Warlike Tribe of the?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Donald Fraser to read onlineMoreLess
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