[In Search of the Okapi by Ernest Glanville]@TWC D-Link bookIn Search of the Okapi CHAPTER IX 17/21
There the two of them pulled it down." "And there he is!" shouted Venning. He pointed to the right of the reeds, and there was a great yellowish beast walking away at a slow walk, with its head sunk. "The lioness," said the hunter.
"Venning, keep by me, but a little behind.
Compton, when I whistle, fire into the reeds." Compton nodded his head, and the two went off, while Muata sat down as a spectator. Mr.Hume walked steadily up to within fifty paces of the reeds on the upper side, then whistled.
Immediately Compton fired. The lion was there.
He signified his presence by a low growl, but he did not move.
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