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Following the Equator

CHAPTER, LVIII
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I had no stockings, and my feet were torn and blistered.

Two peasants came in sight, and we were frightened and rode off.

The sergeant held our horse, and M---- put me up and mounted.

I think he must have got suddenly faint for I fell and he over me, on the road, when the horse started off.
Some time before he said, and Barber, too, that he could not live many hours.

I felt he was dying before we came to the ravine.


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