The Ivory Child

The Ivory Child
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H. Rider Haggard. The Ivory Child

The Ivory Child

Table of Contents

CHAPTER I

ALLAN GIVES A SHOOTING LESSON

CHAPTER II

ALLAN MAKES A BET

CHAPTER III

MISS HOLMES

CHAPTER IV

HARÛT AND MARÛT

CHAPTER V

THE PLOT

CHAPTER VI

THE BONA FIDE GOLD MINE

CHAPTER VII

LORD RAGNALL’S STORY

CHAPTER VIII

THE START

CHAPTER IX

THE MEETING IN THE DESERT

CHAPTER X

CHARGE!

CHAPTER XI

ALLAN IS CAPTURED

CHAPTER XII

THE FIRST CURSE

CHAPTER XIII

JANA

CHAPTER XIV

THE CHASE

CHAPTER XV

THE DWELLER IN THE CAVE

CHAPTER XVI

HANS STEALS THE KEYS

CHAPTER XVII

THE SANCTUARY AND THE OATH

CHAPTER XVIII

THE EMBASSY

CHAPTER XIX

ALLAN QUATERMAIN MISSES

CHAPTER XX

ALLAN WEEPS

CHAPTER XXI

HOMEWARDS

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H. Rider Haggard

Published by Good Press, 2019

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“It is rather a long story,” he answered, “but, to put it shortly, years ago, when I was travelling in Africa, Mr. Quatermain and I had a dispute as to a sum of £5 which he thought I owed him, and to save argument about a trifle we have agreed that I should shoot against him for it to-day.”

“Indeed,” said Lord Ragnall rather seriously, for I could see that he did not believe Van Koop’s statement as to the amount of the bet; perhaps he had heard more than we thought. “To be frank, Sir Junius, I don’t much care for betting—for that’s what it comes to—here. Also I think Mr. Quatermain said yesterday that he had never shot pheasants in England, so the match seems scarcely fair. However, you gentlemen know your own business best. Only I must tell you both that if money is concerned, I shall have to set someone whose decision will be final to count your birds and report the number to me.”

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