Henryk Sienkiewicz

Henryk Sienkiewicz

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Portrait of Henryk Sienkiewicz Henryk Sienkiewicz,  In Desert and Wilderness — Chapter 11 (1917)

“ But now it occurred to her that she would have perished long ago; that he cared for her immensely; that he gratified her and defended her as no other boy of his age would have done or knew how to do. So great gratitude overflowed in her little heart, and when Stas entered again and leaned over her with the remedy she threw her thin arms around his neck and hugged him heartily. ”
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Portrait of Henryk Sienkiewicz Henryk Sienkiewicz,  In Desert and Wilderness — Chapter 11 (1917)

“ Stas replied.
"Then she is still a child— Let Nasibu give you tea, rice, coffee, and wine for her. Take of the supplies whatever you want, and to-morrow come for more."
"I shall surely return to thank you once more from my whole heart and help you in whatever I can."
And Linde said:
"It is good even to gaze at a European face. If you had come earlier I would have been more conscious. Now the fever is taking hold of me, for I see double. Are there two of you above me? No, I know that you are alone and that this is only the fever. Ah! this Africa!"
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