The Luck of Gerard Ridgeley

The Luck of Gerard Ridgeley
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Mitford Bertram. The Luck of Gerard Ridgeley

Chapter One. Crossing the Durban Bar

Chapter Two. Strangers in a Strange Land

Chapter Three. A Friend

Chapter Four. John Dawes, Transport-Rider

Chapter Five. Anstey’s Store

Chapter Six. Gerard is Launched

Chapter Seven. Sobuza, the Zulu

Chapter Eight. Down

Chapter Nine. Up

Chapter Ten. A Piece of Zulu Jockeying

Chapter Eleven. A New Terror

Chapter Twelve. Mutiny

Chapter Thirteen. The Igazipuza

Chapter Fourteen “The Lion’s Den.”

Chapter Fifteen “The Tooth.”

Chapter Sixteen. The Attempted Escape

Chapter Seventeen. How Dawes Fared

Chapter Eighteen. How Gerard Fared

Chapter Nineteen. Between Two Perils

Chapter Twenty. An Error of Judgment

Chapter Twenty One. The King’s “Hunting-Dogs.”

Chapter Twenty Two. The Two Emissaries

Chapter Twenty Three. The Work of “Suppression.”

Chapter Twenty Four. The Last of the Freebooters

Chapter Twenty Five. The Last of all our Friends

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“Now, young fellows. Bring along your traps this way. Got anything to declare?”

The voice proceeded from a bluff hearty individual wearing a thick grizzled beard and a brass-buttoned coat. He was standing in the doorway of the Custom-house.

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Some one at the same time handed him the dish. The tender, smoking ears of corn looked tempting enough. Harry helped himself to one, and without much thinking what he was doing, put it endways into his mouth, and took a bite. A shout of laughter went up from the men. They had been furtively watching him, on the look-out for this. Harry reddened with anger, then tried to look dignified and indifferent.

“Never mind, mister,” cried Wayne, reassuringly. “You ain’t the first by a long chalk who has to learn how to eat green mealies. Half these chaps grinning here did just the same thing at first. Why, Robertson there, alongside you, bit the mealie cob clean in half, and then said it seemed rather dry sort of forage – eh, Robertson?”

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