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The Adventures of Louis de Rougemont

CHAPTER XV
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Early to-morrow you will sight the Rawlinson, at twenty-five miles from the Kegs.

Stick to the tracks and never leave them.

Leave as much water in one keg for me as you can afford, after watering the mare and filling up your own bags; and, remember, I depend upon you to bring me relief.' "Gibson said if he had a compass he thought he could go better by night.
I knew he didn't understand anything about compasses, as I had often tried to explain them to him.

The one I had was a Gregory's Patent, of a totally different construction from ordinary instruments of the kind, and I was loth to part with it, as it was the only one I had.

However, as he was so anxious for it, I gave it to him, and away he went.


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