With the Wild Men of Borneo
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The natives rowed hard for a time; then one or the other would relax and let the others do the work. The man immediately in front of us kept taking off his hat to find something in his hair. After a few frantic efforts, he pulled out something between his fingers, looked at it rather tenderly, and bit it with his front teeth. This little performance was repeated many times during the trip; and judging from appearances, he must have had a large supply.
After two hours' rowing, we left Gaya Islan...d behind us; and as we rounded a point of land op- posite Sapangar Island, Jesselton was lost to view. Passing into Sapangar Bay, we saw several rubber estates and a number of native huts on the main- land. Sometimes we could see little dark-skinned A Trip to the Foothills of Kinabalu 63 faces peering at us from under the beautiful coco- nut palms. Before long, we were alarmed to hear a crunching noise, as if the boat were passing over a rock. Looking down into the transparent water, we could see a huge bed of coral.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The natives rowed hard for a time; then one or the other would relax and let the others do the work. The man immediately in front of us kept taking off his hat to find something in his hair. After a few frantic efforts, he pulled out something between his fingers, looked at it rather tenderly, and bit it with his front teeth. This little performance was repeated many times during the trip; and judging from appearances, he must have had a large supply.
After two hours' rowing, we left Gaya Islan...d behind us; and as we rounded a point of land op- posite Sapangar Island, Jesselton was lost to view. Passing into Sapangar Bay, we saw several rubber estates and a number of native huts on the main- land. Sometimes we could see little dark-skinned A Trip to the Foothills of Kinabalu 63 faces peering at us from under the beautiful coco- nut palms. Before long, we were alarmed to hear a crunching noise, as if the boat were passing over a rock. Looking down into the transparent water, we could see a huge bed of coral.
What to read after With the Wild Men of Borneo?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elizabeth Mershon to read onlineMoreLess
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