Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 157
hat was not his real name,of course. He was quite thorough in what hedid when he liked, and at other times wouldnot be willing to do anything. I was a littleafraid of him, he seemed so big and strong.His temper was rather uncertain, but we neverhad any real trouble with him. Some of thehotel boys,… … THE BULAWAYO them too precious to be taken out in the wet.It does not make any difference how raggedor torn the umbrella may be, it is valuable ina Kaffirs eyes, and cherished most carefully. The servants are sometimes very entertain-ing, though occasionally extremely exasperat-ing. They expect and…
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