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The Story of an African Farm
Olive Schreiner · 1883 · published as Ralph Iron
Original text in English.
The Karoo, a semi-desert plateau in the interior, is then a stock-farming country where a farm can go for months without a visitor.
Novel · 29 parts · about 101 000 words · about 7 h 20 of reading
Contents
Part I
- IShadows From Child-Life14 min
- IIPlans and Bushman Paintings11 min
- IIII Was A Stranger, and Ye Took Me In11 min
- IVBlessed is He That Believeth14 min
- VSunday Services14 min
- VIBonaparte Blenkins Makes His Nest9 min
- VIIHe Sets His Trap7 min
- VIIIHe Catches the Old Bird17 min
- IXHe Sees A Ghost13 min
- XHe Shows His Teeth5 min
- XIHe Snaps12 min
- XIIHe Bites19 min
- XIIIHe Makes Love9 min
Part II
- ITimes and Seasons31 min
- IIWaldo’s Stranger32 min
- IIIGregory Rose Finds His Affinity16 min
- IVLyndall31 min
- VTant Sannie Holds An Upsitting, and Gregory Writes A Letter13 min
- VIA Boer-wedding21 min
- VIIWaldo Goes Out to Taste Life, and Em Stays At Home and Tastes It6 min
- VIIIThe Kopje16 min
- IXLyndall’s Stranger14 min
- XGregory Rose Has An Idea7 min
- XIAn Unfinished Letter29 min
- XIIGregory’s Womanhood37 min
- XIIIDreams12 min
- XIVWaldo Goes Out to Sit in the Sunshine17 min
About this text
Olive Schreiner († 1920): public-domain work. The text is that of the Project Gutenberg e-book (no. 1441), transcribed by Sue Asscher et David Widger. Erostrate has not changed a single word: only the layout and the division into pages are ours.
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