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The Recollections of Geoffrey Hamlyn

CHAPTER XXIV
15/31

"We shall have to go a long way for them; everyone will be wanting the same thing now.

We must push a long way north, and make a depot somewhere westward.

Then we can pick them up by sixes and sevens at a time.

When shall we go ?" "The sooner the better." "I think I will come with you," said the Doctor.

"I have not been a journey for some time." "Your conversation, sir," I said, "will shorten the journey by one-half"-- which was sincerely said.
Away we went northward, with the mountains on our left, leaving snow-streaked Kosciusko nearly behind us, till a great pass, through the granite walls, opened to the westward, up which we turned, Mount Murray towering up the south.


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