I do not know much of him, but I have heard much said in his favor, and it is easy to see by his manners and address that he is a gentleman.

Of course, when he stated his intention, I could do nothing but refer him to you, which I did.

What do you think, Wilmot ?" "I think very well of Major Henderson, and I consider that, as the journey must be one of some peril, the more Europeans the better, especially when we can find one who is used to danger from his profession, and also to dangerous hunting, which we must also expect.

So far from not wishing him to join us, I consider him a most valuable acquisition, and am delighted at the idea." "Well, I am glad to hear you say so, for I agree with you.

He is hunting mad, that is certain, and I hear, a most remarkable shot.