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Updated: May 11, 2025
When he looked back the little figure with its beautiful eyes was standing in the doorway still. "Good morning!" Em, who was in the storeroom measuring the Kaffer's rations, looked up and saw her former lover standing betwixt her and the sunshine. For some days after that evening on which he had ridden home whistling he had shunned her.
Are you mad? What may it be?" "Go, dog," cried the Dutchwoman; "I would have been a rich woman this day if it had not been for your laziness. Praying with the Kaffers behind the kraal walls. Go, you Kaffer's dog!" "But what then is the matter? What may have happened since I left?" said the German, turning to the Hottentot woman, who sat upon the step.
If you have not felt it, Lyndall, you cannot understand it. You may work, and work, and work, till you are only a body, not a soul. Now, when I see one of those evil-looking men that come from Europe navvies, with the beast-like, sunken face, different from any Kaffer's I know what brought that look into their eyes; and if I have only one inch of tobacco I give them half.
Before they had time to reply the voice of Tant Sannie was heard. "You child, of the child, of the child of a Kaffer's dog, come here!" The German looked up. He thought the Dutchwoman, come out to cool herself in the yard, called to some misbehaving servant. The old man looked round to see who it might be. "You old vagabond of a praying German, are you deaf?"
I clap my baby down to its father, and I go after them. But," said Tant Sannie, regretfully, "I couldn't get up to them; I am too fat. When I got to the corner he was pulling Tant Trana up into the cart. 'Tant Trana, I said, 'you've married a Kaffer's dog, a Hottentot's brakje. I hadn't any more breath.
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