The Ivory Child

It is enough to say that when Allan Quatermain in the opening sentence of hisnarrative speaks of this as one of the strangest of all the adventures whichhave be... » 

It is enough to say that when Allan Quatermain in the opening sentence of hisnarrative speaks of this as one of the strangest of all the adventures whichhave befallen me in the course of a life that so far can scarcely be calledtame or humdrum he is well within the mark . . . handled in Sir RiderHaggards best manner. The Spectator London «