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The Ivory Trail

CHAPTER SIX
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(It is religion with the true hunter never to eat supper until his rifle is cleaned and oiled.) I got my own rifle down from the shelf over Brown's stone mantelpiece.
"What d'you take me for ?" demanded Brown.

"There's one pace they'll go at, an' that's the fastest possible.

There's one place they'll head for, an' that's German East.

They can't march faster than the cattle, an' the cattle'll have to eat.

Maybe they'll drive 'em all through the first night, and on into the next day; but after that they'll have to rest 'em an' graze 'em a while.


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