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Hilda Wade

CHAPTER VIII
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The tension was too great.

Every moment we expected an attack of the enemy.
Next day news reached us by scouts from all the other laagers.

None of them had been attacked; but in all there was a deep, half-instinctive belief that the Matabele in force were drawing step by step closer and closer around us.

Lo-Bengula's old impis, or native regiments, had gathered together once more under their own indunas--men trained and drilled in all the arts and ruses of savage warfare.

On their own ground, and among their native scrub, those rude strategists are formidable.


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