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400 Kohlhelm W

The inset should take four or five days to get there.

Where is there?

North. North of the mountain.

I feel awful about leaving you and else for the road.

Don't worry. We'll be fine.

I just can't leave the farm where the geranium is ready to harvest any day.

Well, it's ready when you are. Have we gone?

Right.

Right.

Well.

I can't use my cap.

Yes, do be careful.

It won't be much good to us inside a lion's tummy.

What a charming fool, darling.

Oh, no.

Take care of yourself.

I'm not going to be a fool.

I'm not going to be a fool.

I'm not going to be a fool.

I'm not going to be a fool.

I'm not going to be a fool.

I'm not going to be a fool.

I'm not going to be a fool.

I'm not going to be a fool.

I'm not going to be a fool.

Jumbo, where's Twinkle?

I don't know, ma'am, something in the bubble.

I've not seen her since I later out of the bomber.

Oh, draft last animal.

That was good.

It was very busy with the stills.

I must trust you to get on with your lesson.

Yes, just a second-life found Twinkle.

Twinkle!

Twinkle!

Twinkle!

Twinkle!

Twinkle!

Twinkle!

Twinkle!

Twinkle!

Twinkle, you wicked animal.

How many times have I told her that you ought to stay up near the house?

Because her pyspan lives under that rock.

Until Nipout and Gobble you up one of these days.

Quick as a flash. Do you hear me?

Now come on, we're going home.

Come on. Come on, go home.

Come on. Come on.

That's it. Go go. Go on.

Go on. Let's go. Go on. Good girl. Come on.

Come on.

I'm so worried about her and John though.

Why don't you get a charm to protect her?

We're going to get a charm like that.

From them on the logo. He has charms for everything and suddenly one against his neck.

What are you learning?

I'm reading about the life cycle of a liver fluke.

Hmm. Interesting?

Interesting. What an earth would it be if any used to me when I grew up to learn about the liver fluke?

Could come in useful I suppose.

Did you have to learn about it when you were at school?

I can't say I did, no.

Why don't you have a girl drawing the signs of the zodiac? Sounds more fun.

Mum is going to give me examination when she gets back.

If I don't do well in all my subjects, I won't get a new saddle from Wai'ali.

Ah.

Well in that case, I've got a master of the liver fluke.

I wonder where Mum is now.

Somewhere over there?

Beyond Mount Kenya.

I hope she's been careful with all those lions and rhinos and things.

I'm sure she has.

Hands up in double.

He will do it. He must first have some hairs from Pinko's coat.

Right.

Do you think that's enough?

A bit more.

Yes, a bit more.

There, that'll do.

That is enough.

Oi, no more corner.

I wonder where you are now.

I wonder where you are now.

I wonder where you are now.

I wonder where you are now.

I wonder where you are now.

I wonder where you are now.

I wonder where you are now.

I wonder where you are now.

I wonder where you are now.

I wonder where you are now.

You are to wrap this on the head of the animal and the legs and on her tongue.

Then she will be safe from hurt.

Thank you very much indeed. I'm really most grateful.

She doesn't like the taste. She didn't eat it.

If it even touched her tongue, that is all right.

She did not come back to her bomber last night.

And she cannot be found this morning.

But why did you tell me before?

Pinko will be safe. Did you not get a term to protect her?

Perhaps she has gone to find a burner of her own.

Pinko didn't come back.

She is fully grown.

She was bound to go off and join her own.

You knew that?

Yes.

I wish she hadn't become so trusting.

Suppose that was my fault.

She is pretty clever.

She will manage. What do you think of Jumba?

Yes, Bona.

Tinko will not be in trouble.

She is too clever.

Come and have a look at the still.

I've just got it going.

This is just an experiment.

Make sure everything is working smoothly.

There we are.

Still water.

We've done a few days' time when the geranium leaves are ready.

You should be distilling quite a lot of oil a day from them.

Mummy will be pleased.

My surprise for her when she gets back.

What's the matter, Sam?

The snake by the river has made her kill.

That sort of kill.

There is a woman shouting that it has taken her total.

Get my gun.

What if I have you?

What if I have you?

No!

I can't even hear you.

What if I have you?

What if I have you?

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No!

No, no!

No!

I can't see a snake.

It is under the rock.

It would be bad to shoot the python.

Why?

We shall not get in the rain.

What's the python got to do with rain?

Have you not seen the big snake of many colours

that lies across the sky when the rain falls?

Huh?

That is the snake who lives in the water.

The python has not many colours.

When he goes into water, he puts on his bright clones.

So bright they shine up into the sky.

Well, if that snake is killed twinkle, or the toto, it is wicked and it must be killed.

We are in the water.

We are in the water.

We are in the water.

Come on, let's go.

Let's go.

We are in the water.

We are in the water.

Simon, if we go take talent, be careful.

It is a very good thing.

We are in the water.

What do you want?

What do you want?

I want to spit. Look.

Isn't that amazing?

Poor goats.

Anyway, she would have silly ideas to worry about things that haven't happened.

Hmm?

Twinkle is safe somewhere in enjoying herself.

And so presumably is that silly woman's child.

And that skin will make a jolly nice pair of shoes and a bag for your mother.

I wonder why that woman thought the snake had eaten her toto.

She did not think so.

She is a baby in her bed.

When a woman like that sees a snake, it is unlucky.

The baby will belong to the snake who may come to fetch it away.

That is why she was crying.

Please God, if you are up in heaven or on the top of Mount Clemium, wherever you are, please keep Twinkle safe, well and happy.

What's that?

Oryx.

The bull in the middle.

Good hair, buddy.

The bull in the middle hair, good hair, buddy.

We leave the others. Get down, wind.

Perfectly good shot from hair.

What's that?

Winded him? Miss. Hi.

Bad luck?

Very hard.

I wonder how the others are getting on. I haven't had a shot.

Yeah?

Where are tacos?

No, no.

If we miss the bother then, they are far too sleepy.

Although man is the lion's only enemy, they always seem magnificently unaware of the fact.

In fact, I don't expect those ladies have ever seen a human being before.

Goodness.

You mean no one has ever been here before?

It's very likely.

These tracks are made by game, not men.

I'm not sure.

It's just like I imagined the Garden of Eden when I was small.

Well, there's the fig tree.

Perhaps this is where the man who wrote the Bible got the idea.

Would you like a shot?

Yes.

All right.

Get the weight onto the forward foot.

I don't want to shoot it.

I know it's very silly of me, but I just don't have that consuming passion to shoot animals

ahead of it seems to have.

When Tilly comes to that, fact almost everyone.

It's so beautiful and happy.

Why shoot the poor things?

I never shoot an animal or a bird.

Unless they're in pain or I'm starving or in self-defense.

You don't, honestly.

I'm not an earth you're doing running safaris.

I don't run safaris.

Just this one.

Well, this one.

Why?

Why don't you guess?

I'd have to take you and run away with you here in here now.

Throw me across your saddle.

And where would we run to?

I'll have you there.

No, but I know.

Why not?

Very fine.

A female.

With a total.

Quite nice.

Well done, Armid.

Well done.

Well, I'm not an animal.

I'm an animal.

I'm an animal.

I'm an animal.

Do you love me?

I think so.

I mean, even though I think I love you.

I know I do love you.

It's not as easy as that.

It is easy. We love each other.

I love you, darling.

I ran away from my first husband for Harold.

I keep all my bolts.

And I left a bird.

I'm not a very good bird.

But I will ask that.

That crocodile looks definitely shocked.

I guess I had none of it exactly like that.

Perhaps they're related.

Oh my God.

My gun.

My gun.

Don't you move.

You're short.

No, you should.

Shoot you silly idiot.

Don't you call me a silly idiot?

I'm a gun.

Damn.

Evidently couldn't stick your language.

I apologize.

I'm sorry.

Some sort of wilt.

Pilled a lot.

Typical Africa.

Didn't say anything about this in the government pamphlet.

No, it does.

Perhaps if the rains are coming, I'd have saved them.

We need Mollie back.

I wonder how she's getting home.

Better than us, I hope.

Better play a lot in.

Turn away your tea.

Start. Remember, start.

Start.

I saw their starved lips in the globe.

With horrid warning, aeped wide.

And I awoke and found me here.

The cold hillside.

Poor twinkle.

I hope she's not cold at night.

And this is why I said, June here.

Alone and paley loitering.

Alone and paley loitering.

They're the sedges withered from the lake.

No bird thing.

I'm something doggo.

I'm sorry, Enj

What about twinkle?

This evening.

Shit.

What do you think is twinkle?

The owners of the shambles set traps.

And these dakers walk round them.

One of them, who has pierced, he was as close to it as that tree.

And as Peter, time aside.

I knew it. They'll kill her.

The Mundavoga says that his medicine is very strong.

One of you and the other one.

I must go talk to her.

I must go talk to her.

I must go talk to her.

I must go talk to her.

I must go talk to her.

Surrender women something do go.

She belongs to her born in now.

belongs to her one and now.

No longer to the house.

Sprinkle!

Sprinkle!

Sprinkle!

Sprinkle!

Sprinkle!

Sprinkle!

Sprinkle!

Yes.

There's an old bull there with a marvellous head on him.

Oh yes. Yes I see.

Where is he?

Right there in the middle.

Oh yes.

He's a fine killer.

You're shocked to me.

We'll have it a lot closer.

Do you want a shot Tilly?

I know.

No I'd only make a boss of it.

Then Harry would have a try.

Right.

Solid shot.

The rest of you are about that big fever tree.

Right now keep low.

You know what's coming as the devil is for those who can know who's like blood.

We've got to keep down women.

And I have a camera.

A set.

I want to see a bit nearer.

Right.

I'll go for a hard shot.

If you wound up in any charges, you'll be out for your blood.

Look I'm straight at you.

Aim bang in the middle and keep shooting.

I'm the first to wound up in a car.

They shut up money.

I told you.

Get out.

That was my buffalo.

Why did you shoot it?

Because you couldn't hear the haystack at 20 feet.

And I happened to want to stay alive myself.

Well done.

Well done indeed.

To wound a car when you were meant to be aiming at a bull.

I hit the one I was aiming at.

Good head.

We don't shoot cows.

Come on you two.

Go down beside it and I'll take a photograph.

All right.

Follow me.

Missouri.

You're not going to kill me.

Right.

Come on.

Yes, go on.

Have it framed.

Then you can tell them how you shot it and put their head up in your drawing room.

Look here, Crawford.

I've had enough of your bloody insolence.

I'm paying for this safari.

Safar's I'm concerned.

It's been a monumental waste of money.

You and your nigger, Barry, don't seem to have the first idea what you're doing.

You seem to spend most of your time slobbering over my wife.

Harrobot, thank you.

You've had the most of your time slobbering over my wife.

Harrobot, for goodness' sake.

Let's have it out.

This fellow is a cad and a rotter and he needs dealing with all right.

You and your black boy have a sort of scum that gives Africa a bad name.

My wife!

My wife!

My wife!

My wife!

My wife!

Oh!

You can't be like a good daddy.

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Oh!

Don't move Harrobot.

It's a bad name.

I need bandages quickly.

Your patties.

Oh!

Oh!

It won't seem as clean enough.

I've dressed it with plenty of pumangivate.

He's had some morphine, which would keep the pain down.

Well done, Tilly.

You ought to get a medal.

It was very lucky.

Now the wrench, they would have got his heart.

What have you done with Akneb?

He's vanished into thinning.

In fact, his own people no doubt.

Look, I'm awfully sorry about all this.

Don't tell me your fault.

I've got a bearer party ready if we make forced marches, we should get to civilization in three to four days.

I'm afraid it'll be rather hard going on you ladies.

I'm afraid it'll be rather hard going on you ladies.

I'm afraid it'll be a good time to get a medal.

I'm afraid it'll be a good time.

I'm afraid it'll be a good time.

I'm afraid it'll be a good time.

I'm afraid it'll be a good time.

I'm afraid it'll be a good time.

I'm afraid it'll be a good time.

Who's he, Kenny?

I'm afraid it'll be a good time.

Who's he?

Oh.

My feet.

Oh, yes.

I hate boots.

Goodness, I don't have to be a soldier.

Tilly.

What am I to do?

Well...

Coat with heralded first start.

I know.

I mean, after that.

Of course I must go to Nairobi.

Then I must decide about Ian.

It's dreadful to drift into a position where whatever you do,

someone must get hurt.

Well, decide who would get hurt most.

Or recover soonest.

Yes.

It's exactly right.

The herald is a trained soldier.

He's used to battles.

He might emerge bloody but unbound.

But Ian...

He says he'd been searching for something all his life and as at last found it.

If he loses me now, there will be nothing else left for him to search for.

And that will be the end of him.

They say love makes people cunning.

I can see he's very attractive.

There are plenty of attractive men about.

I too feel that I've come to the end of a journey.

Often there's no need for any words between us.

We're completely at ease together.

And even when he's not there,

my thoughts are shaped to fit his mind.

It's a queer feeling.

One I've never heard before.

To be practical.

Could Ian support you?

He wants to settle down and farm some land he's bought up near Mount Elgin.

You see the settling down type?

Of course you disapprove under on Harroward's side.

And you're right.

It's so easy to dress up one to weakness as courage and self-insubility.

It's so easy to dress up one to weakness as courage and selfishness as enterprise.

I just don't know what's right or wrong anymore.

Well, I know what I'd do.

But I don't.

And I'm not you.

You would do your duty.

No?

I would do what I wanted and enjoy it.

And eventually regret it.

I'll never admit it.

Perhaps I shall die of exhaustion and I'll solve the whole problem.

What a time we've had, Tilly.

I feel now as though I have passed the very peak and crown of my life.

Come on.

I'm in here all the way.

We haven't done some badness yet.

Fine.

Now, I suppose you must make sure the route absolutely straight.

And make sure the line is straight.

We should have a coffee samba as big as the forest.

And the fruit will feel so many weapons.

And a worm that will be featured on Kinky Geology.

When on himself comes back, she'll be pleased.

Ha!

Ha!

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Mommy!

Yes!

Tilly, darling, thank goodness you're safe.

Yes, we've missed you very much.

Now the rains have come. We're planting out coffee like Billy O.

The office isn't an awful mother.

Did you shoot anything?

Not really. I wounded a lion and he unfinished it off for me.

At least he won't need to buy another route for the living room.

What's happened to the others?

Heroine had an accident.

They had to go to Nairobi.

What sort of accident?

Just an accident, nothing very bad.

Darling, would you fetch me some more lemonade, please?

Yes.

Ian and letters had an affair.

Heroine had started a flaming row with Ian.

Armoured made what the papers would call dramatic intervention with his knife.

What?

You!

I've come through on the telegraph.

There's a war start.

What sort of a war?

War with Germany.

Where?

Europe.

I wonder what it'll mean to us.

I'm still in the regular army reserve, so I suppose I may be called back.

But not here.

Just where we've got the farm started.

That would be so silly.

Fuzz, Tilly. Nobody knows what's happening anyway.

I'm off to Nairobi to find out.

Could we not go together?

Of course, oh boy.

Robin, there's no rush.

How do you know?

After all, down in the south, the border with Germany is not far from the railway.

There may be people badly with military experience.

We best go home. I shall have to pack a few things.

Where could you help us?

We'll be back.

You won't have to go back home, do you think, Robin?

No.

No, if it really is a proper war, it won't last for long.

No one can afford it for one thing.

Keep on planting the coffee.

I'll be back if soon as I find out what's happening.

Hi, Debbie.

How about we go?

I think the war will make our hair what happened.

Tell me what happened.

What will happen to everyone here?

We'll wear these safe.

You're alone, knows.

We'll be back.

We'll be back.