African Camp Fires by Stewart Edward White
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We received an almost immediate answer from a short distance to the left. Not over two hundred yards in that direction we met our camp men bearing torches, and so were escorted in triumph after a sixteen-hour day. FOOTNOTES: [29] "The Land of Footprints." [30] Six months after I had reached home, one of these thorns worked its way out of the calf of my leg. XLVI. THE GREATER KUDU. Next morning, in a joking manner, I tried to impress Kongoni with a sense of delinquency in not knowing better his directions, especially as he had twice traversed the route. He declined to be impressed. "It is not the business of man to walk at night," he replied with dignity. And when you stop to think of it, it certainly is not--in Africa. |
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