With Wolseley to Kumasi a Tale of the First Ashanti War
With Wolseley to Kumasi a Tale of the First Ashanti War
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It may shelter us. " He sprang to his feet, and forcing his way through some feet of the tangle, came to a tree of somewhat smaller dimensions as to height, but of enormous girth.
Like all the cotton trees in the forest at that point, the roots of this leviathan barely did more than pene- trate the surface of the ground, for it was there that all the moisture lay. Below was a hard stratum which offered opposition, and as a result the roots had spread themselves out over a wide area, while they ...had risen into the air till there was an archway of large dimen- sions beneath the tree. Dick had seen the same before, and it had attracted his attention. At Mr. Pepson's shout he tore after him, and presently all four were stretched under the arch. Nor were they a minute too soon, for if there had been a roar before, the noise now was deafening and positively awe-inspiring. The gusts which had up to this caught the tops of the trees seemed now to be concentrated into one enormous blast. The very forest shivered and trembled.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It may shelter us. " He sprang to his feet, and forcing his way through some feet of the tangle, came to a tree of somewhat smaller dimensions as to height, but of enormous girth.
Like all the cotton trees in the forest at that point, the roots of this leviathan barely did more than pene- trate the surface of the ground, for it was there that all the moisture lay. Below was a hard stratum which offered opposition, and as a result the roots had spread themselves out over a wide area, while they ...had risen into the air till there was an archway of large dimen- sions beneath the tree. Dick had seen the same before, and it had attracted his attention. At Mr. Pepson's shout he tore after him, and presently all four were stretched under the arch. Nor were they a minute too soon, for if there had been a roar before, the noise now was deafening and positively awe-inspiring. The gusts which had up to this caught the tops of the trees seemed now to be concentrated into one enormous blast. The very forest shivered and trembled.
What to read after With Wolseley to Kumasi a Tale of the First Ashanti War?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F S Frederick Sadleir Brereton to read onlineMoreLess
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