"'Are you well to-day?' asked Georgie."
"Charlie Eccles half lay, half sat upon the ground."
ROUND THE CAMP FIRE.
III.—IN THE JAWS OF DEATH.
(Concluded from page [83].)
'I waited a moment (continued Denison) in order to give the shikari time to recover himself. I can tell you that I was not feeling at that moment much more cheerful than the poor fellow himself, who had evidently witnessed some terrible calamity to my poor friend, Charlie Eccles. I waited on tenterhooks; then I could bear the suspense no longer.'