Through the Kalahari Desert; a narrative of a journey with gun, camera, and note-book to Lake N'gami and back (1886)
Farini, G Antonio · London, S. Low, Marston, Searle, & Rivington · leaf 279
Rain-water, 241 for we were nearly out of water ourselves, and the cattle liad been without for some days. Our Bakalahari guide said we might reach the pool that night by driving late, as it was not more than eight miles off ; but 1'11-vatch-it " would not listen to such a proposal, saying the… … CAMl'ING BY THE WAY. come next day, I make a hole in his black soul case. He never come back no more as someding like dat." As luck would have it, the rain came down in torrents that night. I was awakened by the deluge falling on the waggon-top, and, hearing voices outside, looked out and found…
Kalahari Desert
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