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We are both very much attached to our gun bearers and tent boys, and will be sorry to part with them. WE ARE BOTH VERY MUCH ATTACHED TO OUR GUN BEARERS AND TENT BOYS AND WILL BE SORRY TO PART WITH THEM
er a queer, clanging note of exclamation in chorus, every few seconds, hour after hour. THE LAST HUNT Gondokoro, Feb. 27, 1910. DEAREST ARCHIE: Here, much to my pleasure, I find your letter written after the snow-storm at Sagamore. No snow here! On two or three days the thermometer at noon has stood at 115 degrees in the shade. All three naturalists and Mr. Cunninghame, the guide, have been sick, and so Kermit and I made our last hunt alone, going for eight days into the Lado. We were very successful, getting among other things three giant eland, which are great prizes. We worked hard; Kermit of course worked hardest, for he is really a first-class walker and runner; I had to go slowly, but I kept at it all day and every day. Kermit has really become not only an excellent hunter but also a responsible and trustworthy man, fit to lead; he managed the whole caravan and after hunting all day he would sit up half the night taking care of the skins. He is also the nicest possible companion. GING NOTE OF EXCLAMATION IN CHORUS EVERY FEW SECONDS HOUR AFTER HOUR THE LAST HUNT GONDOCORE OF FEBRUARY TWENTY SEVENTH NINETEEN TEN DEAREST ARCHIE HERE MUCH TO MY PLEASURE I FIND YOUR LETTER WRITTEN AFTER THE SNOW STORM AT SAGAMORE NO SNOW HERE ON TWO OR THREE DAYS THE THERMOMETER AT NOON HAS STOOD AT ONE HUNDRED FIFTEEN DEGREES IN THE SHADE ALL THREE NATURALISTS AND MISTER CUNNINGHAM THE GUIDE HAVE BEEN SICK AND SO KERMIT AND I MADE OUR LAST HUNT ALONE GOING FOR EIGHT DAYS INTO THE LATO WE WERE VERY SUCCESSFUL GETTING AMONG OTHER THINGS THREE GIANT ELAND WHICH ARE GREAT PRIZES WE WORKED HARD KERMIT OF COURSE WORKED HARD AS FOR HE IS REALLY A FIRST CLASS WALKER AND RUNNER I HAD TO GO SLOWLY BUT I KEPT AT IT ALL DAY AND EVERY DAY KERMIT HAS REALLY BECOME NOT ONLY AN EXCELLENT HUNTER BUT ALSO A RESPONSIBLE AND TRUSTWORTHY MAN FIT TO LEAD HE MANAGED THE WHOLE CARAVAN AND AFTER HUNTING ALL DAY HE WOULD SIT UP HALF THE NIGHT TAKING CARE OF THE SKINS HE IS ALSO THE NICEST POSSIBLE COMPANION
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