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In Africa

CHAPTER XVIII
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It was only when the carriage stopped that they showed an apprehensive interest.

Great numbers of Coke's hartebeest watched us with humorous interest.

An eland grazed peacefully upon a distant hill, and a wart-hog trotted away as we approached.

Immense numbers of Thompson's gazelle skipped away merrily and then turned to regard us with widespread ears and alert eyes.

Two Grant's gazelles were seen, while far off upon a grassy hillside were many wildebeest--the animal that we were seeking.


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