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Talbot Mundy. The Ivory Trail
The Ivory Trail
Table of Contents
Chapter One
THE NJO HAPA* SONG
CHAPTER TWO
THE NJO HAPA SONG
CHAPTER THREE
THE NJO HAPA SONG
CHAPTER FOUR
THE NJO HAPA SONG
CHAPTER FIVE
THE SLAVE GANGS
CHAPTER SIX
THE SONG OF THE GREAT GAME RESERVE
CHAPTER SEVEN
THE DARKNESS COMPREHENDED IT NOT
CHAPTER EIGHT
IPSOS CUSTODES
CHAPTER NINE
"SPEAK YE, AND SO DO"
CHAPTER TEN
IN HOC SIGNO VADE
CHAPTER ELEVEN
CHAPTER TWELVE
"MANY THAT ARE FIRST SHALL BE LAST; AND THE LAST FIRST—"
CHAPTER THIRTEEN
THE SLEEP THAT IS NO SLEEP*
CHAPTER FOURTEEN
PARCERE SUBJECTIS?
CHAPTER FIFTEEN
THE SONG OF THE DARK-LORDS
Part of our strategy was to make an early start and march swiftly, taking advantage of his physical weariness after a night in the open on the prowl; but after a few days in camp it is the most difficult thing imaginable to get a crowd of porters started on the march. It was more particularly difficult on that occasion because none of our men were familiar with Schillingschen's loads, and the captured ten, even when we loosed their hands and treated them friendly, showed no disposition to be useful. We gave them a load apiece to carry, but to every one we had to assign two of our own as guards, so that, what with having lost the fifteen donkeys, we had not a man to spare
CHAPTER SIXTEEN
THE SONG OF THE ELEPHANTS
CHAPTER SEVENTEEN
THEY TOIL NOT, NEITHER DO THEY SPIN
CHAPTER EIGHTEEN
L'ENVOI
