From Veldt
From Veldt Camp Fires
作者：Bryden, H. A. (Henry Anderson), 1854-1937
体例：段 章数：19
字数：390,332 来源：Project Gutenberg
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- 平均每段 20,543 字；最长 "I had fastened one of the ropes with a stout band of leathe（39,842 字），最短 "Well, that settles it," rejoined her husband coolly. "I'll（10,082 字）。
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章节目录
共 19 段- "I had fastened one of the ropes with a stout band of leathe
- "In his own tongue, Klaas interrogated this antediluvian Bus
- Two evenings after this conversation, Cecil Kensley left the
- Now, whether it was coincidence, fate, black magic--call it
- Meanwhile the horses were becoming worn to shadows, their co
- Although it is nearly forty years since these events took pl
- Kwaneet performed his mission secretly and well, he procured
- The cow still stood, and Fred Marston rode nearer to his wif
- They stood at a remote and little known cattle post of this
- "No, Alie, I don't," rejoined Van Zyl, taking his wife's han
- Thus miserably ended the last trek of Karel and Alida Van Zy
- Frank finished his coffee and sat smoking in some meditation
- Otto stepped to the door. "I'm going now to the detective o
- Otto Staarbrucker was by no means satisfied with his sister'
- After three months came the rains, and with the rains, fever
- Rinaldi's own end was a bloody one. He broke prison the nig
- They were sitting by a big camp fire, close to the junction
- The stolid, melancholy-looking Boer was roused in an instant
- "Well, that settles it," rejoined her husband coolly. "I'll