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  2. THE STORY-TELLER.

    "Now, I wonder who this letter came from? Jerry rays a blackboy brought it. I don't like either 'Eequire' or 'J.P.' on letters of mine. I always fancy that when a man, or a ...

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  3. THE SKETCHER.

    The Ashantee army had been concenlrated to resist our passage of the River Prah, but we now learned that sickness and starvation had so reduced their numbers that they had fallen ...

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  4. chapter iI.

    We left John Rodsers, having just decided that there was nothing for it bat to open the dreaded J. P. letter himself. Ah, there he sets soliloquising again, "From ...

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  5. CHAPTER III.

    Before proceeding with our story it would perhaps be as well to give the reader some little information respecting the place called Chowilla Camp. At the time we speak of ...

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