Dead Man's Land: Being the Voyage to Zimbambangwe of certain and uncertain blacks and whites

· 1909

"To be sure I have. How could I help it, sir? I came in tired, and thought I would have a nap in my own chair till it was time to change for dinner, and you woke me up out of a pleasant dream which somehow shaped itself into climbing with an ice axe and nearly losing it. It was some time before I could make out whether I was really awake or dreaming still, and I lay listening and getting more and more interested in what the doctor described to you two stupid boys." "What, sir!" cried Sir James Roche hotly. "And pray why shouldn't I have listened?"…

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