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In the Heart of Africa

CHAPTER X
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I presently observed them stealthily descending the dry bed about two hundred paces above the spot where the hippos were basking behind the rocks.

They entered the river and swam down the centre of the stream toward the rock.

This was highly exciting.

The hippos were quite unconscious of the approaching danger, as, steadily and rapidly, the hunters floated down the strong current.

They neared the rock, and both heads disappeared as they purposely sank out of view; in a few seconds later they reappeared at the edge of the rock upon which the young hippo stood.


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