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West with the Night Chapter Summary & Analysis | Book 1, Chapter 1, Message from Nungwe

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Book 1, Chapter 1, Message from Nungwe Summary and Analysis

West with the Night is the memoir of Beryl Markham, horse trainer, bush pilot, and history making aviatrix. Beryl Markham grew up in the wilds of Africa where her father raised racehorses on their farm. Beryl followed in her father's footsteps by becoming the first woman in Africa to receive her horse training license. Fascinated with the talents of her friend, Tom Black, Beryl learned to fly and went on to become the first person to fly east to west across the Atlantic from London to North America. Although her flight ended in Nova Scotia rather than the intended New York, Beryl will always be known for her courage and her groundbreaking talents.

Beryl received an urgent message from Nungwe, a small mining camp, in the middle of the night to bring oxygen to a man dying of a lung disease. Beryl was reluctant to take the mission although she...
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