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Out of Africa: And Shadows on the Grass

He told me that he had then, down in the Masai Reserve, bought from the Masai a number of young oxen, which were offspring of Masai cattle and Buffalo. It is a much debated question whether it is possible to cross domestic animals with the game; many people have tried to create a type of small ho...

Out of Africa: And Shadows on the Grass by Isak Dinesen
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Last Tales

with these words Cardinal Salviati broke the silence that followed upon the Spanish Ambassador’s story. “I, too, can tell a tale which may somehow illuminate our theme.”As ever he spoke slowly and gently, and as ever the sweetness and authority of his voice captured the circle round him. He sat l...

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Out of Africa (2011)

I had to cross the river to get there; riding on, I got into the Game Reserve in a quarter of an hour. It had taken me some time, while I had lived on the farm, to find a place where I could get over the river on horseback: the descent was stony, and the slope up the other side very steep, but “o...

Out of Africa (2011) by Isak Dinesen
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Winter's Tales

In those days such a marriage was an unusual thing. There was much talk of it, and a song was made about it, and sung in the streets.The bride was twenty years old, and a beauty, a big girl with black hair and a high colour, and a distinction about her as if she were made from whole timber. She h...

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Seven Gothic Tales (2011)

In the early years of the eighteenth century, Queen Sophia Magdalena—the consort of that pious monarch, King Christian VI, who went to chapel with his court three times a day and had all the theaters of Copenhagen shut up—one summer evening, after a long day’s hunting, killed a stag on the bank o...

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Anecdotes of Destiny and Ehrengard (2011)

As he read and re-read the Koran he became so absorbed in the thought of the angels that his soul dwelt with them more than with his mother or his brothers, his teachers or fellow-students or any other people of Shiraz. He repeated to himself the words of the Holy Book: “… by the angels, who tear...

Anecdotes of Destiny and Ehrengard (2011) by Isak Dinesen

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