When they saw me enter with Kondjé-Gul, they were thrown into a great consternation. With a few words I reassured them at once.
As to Mohammed, it was impossible to find him. I will confess, moreover, that I felt very little interest in searching for him—I was far from ill-pleased with the thought that he was paying for the trouble which his stupidity had caused my poor darlings, by a night of fear and trembling.
My lamb having returned to the fold, I eventually retraced my steps to the château.
Is it necessary to tell you that the surprising events of the day had caused me emotions which I was scarcely able to understand?
My uncle's resurrection—
Lefébure—
The Changallas—
The camels—
They all kept my brain at work the whole night long.
