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Mr. Fortescue

CHAPTER XXVI
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But they are a long way off; more than a hundred leagues of desert lies between us and the Pachatupec country.

Are you quite sure, monsieur ?" "Quite.

And seeing that the nandu went at great speed, though not always in a direct line, and we must have been going fifteen or sixteen hours, I am not surprised that we have travelled so far." "_Mon dieu!_ And all that time you have neither eaten nor drunk.

No wonder you are exhausted! Come with us, and we will give you something more invigorating than water.

You shall tell us your story afterward--if you will." I tried to rise, but my stiffened and almost paralyzed limbs refused to move.
"Let us help you.


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