We stopped to examine them with our glasses.

One seemed to have no tusks, but we finally saw that it had very small ones.

The other and larger one had one good tusk and one that was broken off.

After about twenty minutes we left our horses and with only our gunbearers moved across toward them, thinking that there must be others that we had not yet seen.

The wind was bad, sometimes sweeping up in our direction through the depression between the two slopes and a moment later coming from another direction.