Cry, the beloved country /
Wear, George F.
Cry, the beloved country / Alan Paton ; retold by G.F. Weat and R.H. Durham. - New ed. - Harlow : Pearson Education, 2008. - vii, 101 p. ; 20 cm. - Penguin readers. Level 6 . - Penguin readers. Level 6 .
This ed. originally published: London: Penguin, 1999. Originally published: Harlow : Longman, 1996. 3000 headwords advanced. --Back cover. British English. --Back cover.
Book one -- 1.The hills above the Umzimkulu -- 2.The letter -- 3.Departure from Ndotsheni -- 4.Arrival from Johannesburg -- 5.Welcome at the Mission House -- 6.Claremont, the rubbish-pile of the city -- 7.John Kumalo -- 8.The journey to Alexandra -- 9.All raods lead to Johannesburg -- 10.The reformatory -- 11.Murder in Parkwold -- 12.The search for Absalom -- 13.Why fear the one thing? -- 14.The prison -- 15.Father Vincent -- 16.Absalom\'s girl -- 17.The lawyer -- Book two -- 1.High place -- 2.The story of a stranger -- 3.Its not acceptable -- 4.The servant-boy recovers -- 5.The court -- 6.Gold in Odendaalsrust -- 7.The heaviest thing -- 8.The great bull voice -- 9.Another murder -- 10.The judgement -- 11.Brothers shuts out brother -- Book three -- 1.Return to Ndotsheni -- 2.Milk for the children -- 3.No forgiveness -- 4.The dam -- 5.Mrs Jarvis dies -- 6.Restoring the valley -- 7.The dwan has come.
When people go to Johannesburg, they do not come back. 'Cry, the Beloved Country' is the moving story of two families in South Africa - one black and one white - who are brought into violent contact. From a remote valley in Natal, Reverend Kumalo sets off for the city of Johannesburg in search of his younger sister and his son.
9781405882637 (pbk.) : £5.70 9781405882637 (pbk.) : Đ5.70
Readers (Secondary)
Language readers
English
South Africa--Race relations--Fiction.
Johannesburg (South Africa)--Social conditions--Fiction.
Readers.
Classics.
Emergent Readers.
428.6 WEA
Cry, the beloved country / Alan Paton ; retold by G.F. Weat and R.H. Durham. - New ed. - Harlow : Pearson Education, 2008. - vii, 101 p. ; 20 cm. - Penguin readers. Level 6 . - Penguin readers. Level 6 .
This ed. originally published: London: Penguin, 1999. Originally published: Harlow : Longman, 1996. 3000 headwords advanced. --Back cover. British English. --Back cover.
Book one -- 1.The hills above the Umzimkulu -- 2.The letter -- 3.Departure from Ndotsheni -- 4.Arrival from Johannesburg -- 5.Welcome at the Mission House -- 6.Claremont, the rubbish-pile of the city -- 7.John Kumalo -- 8.The journey to Alexandra -- 9.All raods lead to Johannesburg -- 10.The reformatory -- 11.Murder in Parkwold -- 12.The search for Absalom -- 13.Why fear the one thing? -- 14.The prison -- 15.Father Vincent -- 16.Absalom\'s girl -- 17.The lawyer -- Book two -- 1.High place -- 2.The story of a stranger -- 3.Its not acceptable -- 4.The servant-boy recovers -- 5.The court -- 6.Gold in Odendaalsrust -- 7.The heaviest thing -- 8.The great bull voice -- 9.Another murder -- 10.The judgement -- 11.Brothers shuts out brother -- Book three -- 1.Return to Ndotsheni -- 2.Milk for the children -- 3.No forgiveness -- 4.The dam -- 5.Mrs Jarvis dies -- 6.Restoring the valley -- 7.The dwan has come.
When people go to Johannesburg, they do not come back. 'Cry, the Beloved Country' is the moving story of two families in South Africa - one black and one white - who are brought into violent contact. From a remote valley in Natal, Reverend Kumalo sets off for the city of Johannesburg in search of his younger sister and his son.
9781405882637 (pbk.) : £5.70 9781405882637 (pbk.) : Đ5.70
Readers (Secondary)
Language readers
English
South Africa--Race relations--Fiction.
Johannesburg (South Africa)--Social conditions--Fiction.
Readers.
Classics.
Emergent Readers.
428.6 WEA