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In the Heart of Africa

CHAPTER IX
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I had been obliged to give the second place to Roder, as he was a mere monkey in weight; but I was a close third.
The excitement was intense.

We neared the jungle, and the rhinoceroses began to show signs of flagging, as the dust puffed up before their nostrils, and, with noses close to the ground, they snorted as they still galloped on.

Oh for a fresh horse! "A horse! a horse! my kingdom for a horse!" We were within two hundred yards of the jungle; but the horses were all done.

Tetel reeled as I urged him forward.

Roder pushed ahead.


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