The Ship Leaves

As an of the eight brought to you from out the pages of Edgar Rice borrows wonderful book I'm sure miss you're the blacks must have come here for the night for that signs of a fire and they are a broken goon Then if it's what one of this party was shot the arrow

He probably left the camp and then does a little archery practice ladies That's a good reason for Landers any I'm not sure you must not seek for a reason in what these blacks do They have a mentality far below that of a six-year-old child, and they're reasoning that on there it is nothing.

Then Mr. Dando, you infer that if one of them decided to shoot an arrow into the hut, he would do it. And we mature! That is precisely by meaning. And I believe there are from 40 to 50 of them in the party.

In which case we should be able to handle them nicely. nicely, may no mister, even if we outnumbered them ten to one. Here in the jungle they are at home. Very much at home. But surely our rifles against their bows and arrows, even if the arrows are for you.

I'm a sure clayton of what uses a rifle if one cannot see that which one wishes to shoot. These blacks move as silently as the knight itself. They will hide in the trees and pick us off one by one if we permit them to do so.

Then it would seem that the most sensible thing for us is not to get separated. It is our only chance except that I am using it clearer what you call scouts who will warn us of approach.