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The Ivory Trail

CHAPTER ELEVEN
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Sit down and tell us what happened, Coutlass!" The Greek cursed and swore and pranced, but all in vain.

Fred was inexorable.

We others grew calmer when the problem of who should paddle the canoes solved itself suddenly with the arrival of fourteen of our own men.

Discovering themselves left behind, they had run along the bank in vain hope of catching the dhow somehow--perchance of swimming through the crocodile-infested water, and returned now disconsolate, to leap and laugh with new hope at sight of us and of the red meat that Kazimoto had thrown on the ground near the fire.

They came near in a cluster.


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