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The Young Carthaginian

CHAPTER XI: THE PASSAGE OF THE RHONE
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I can do nothing with it on, and if the tree turns over I shall go down like a stone.

First of all, Nessus, do you unloose your sword belt.

I will do the same.

If we fasten them together they are long enough to go round the canoe, and if we take off our helmets and pass the belts through the chin chains they will, with our swords, hang safely." This was with some difficulty accomplished.
"Now," Malchus continued, "let us make our way to the stern of the canoe.

I will place my hand on the tree there, and do you unfasten the shoulder and waist straps of my breast and backpieces.


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