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King Solomon's Treasure·translation of Project Gutenberg
General Fiction所罗门王的宝藏·译言古登堡计划
H. Red Haggard
"King Solomon's Mines" is Henry Haggard's famous work. This adventure novel was published in 1885 and was warmly welcomed by readers, especially young people. This book has been translated into many languages and is still circulating around the world. The novel is a masterpiece written by the author based on the real historical information about South Africa, combined with the actual geographical environment of South Africa, artificially adapted, and added with a touching storyline. British Sir Henry Curtis and Colonel John Goode went to South Africa together and met the hunter Alan Quaidman on the ship from Cape Town to Natal Province. Curtis asked the hunter to help him find his younger brother George who disappeared after going north to search for King Solomon's treasure mines. Curtis, Goode, and Quaidman entered the country of Matabir with the help of Umbopa. They crossed mountains and ridges and embarked on a thrilling journey to Kukuana.
"King Solomon's Mines" is Henry Haggard's famous work. This adventure novel was published in 1885 and was warmly welcomed by readers, especially young people. This book has been translated into many languages and is still circulating around the world. The novel is a masterpiece written by the author based on the real historical information about South Africa, combined with the actual geographical environment of South Africa, artificially adapted, and added with a touching storyline. British Sir Henry Curtis and Colonel John Goode went to South Africa together and met the hunter Alan Quaidman on the ship from Cape Town to Natal Province. Curtis asked the hunter to help him find his younger brother George who disappeared after going north to search for King Solomon's treasure mines. Curtis, Goode, and Quaidman entered the country of Matabir with the help of Umbopa. They crossed mountains and ridges and embarked on a thrilling journey to Kukuana.