[The Ivory Child by H. Rider Haggard]@TWC D-Link book
The Ivory Child

CHAPTER XIX
7/31

It was light there, but I could not see any sun or moon, and the air was very soft and tasted like food and drink, so much so, Baas, that if anyone had offered me a cup quite full of the best 'Cape smoke' I should have told him to take it away.

Then, Baas, suddenly I saw your reverend father, the Predikant, standing beside me and looking just as he used to look, only younger and stronger and very happy, and so of course knew at once that I was dead and in hell.

Only I wondered where the fire that does not go out might be, for I could not see it.

Presently your reverend father said to me: 'Good day, Hans.

So you have come here at last.


<<Back  Index  Next>>

D-Link book Top

TWC mobile books