Gold Kloof
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共 17 段- Mr. Blakeney was as good as his word. He showed Guy the sig
- They had various bird-shooting excursions, riding out with a
- "'MY DEAR CHARLIE,--You will see from the letter I have alre
- "Well, boys," returned Mr. Blakeney, "I don't like fighting,
- "Well, it's this," continued the Portuguese, contemplating t
- "Well, Baas Tom," replied the little man with a snigger, "I
- Having carefully divested the bee-eater of its skin and rubb
- They put spurs to their willing nags and dashed after the ga
- "Yes, I doubt whether Tom would have got through another day
- For the next few days they trekked on steadily through beaut
- Meanwhile, the unfortunate black boy, after uttering that fi
- The English lad's eyes blazed with anger at this threat. If
- But their pursuers were now galloping hard, and were getting
- "I think I ought to be," cried Guy eagerly, "by right of pat
- For six days on end the four diggers, now living in the Gold
- The Boer did not like the lecture a bit. He twisted his rig
- "Die! die! die! you schelm!" gasped Poeskop, his voice shril