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She and Allan

by H. Rider Haggard

First Published 1921.

Contents

NOTE BY THE LATE MR. ALLAN QUATERMAIN
SHE AND ALLAN

CHAPTER I. THE TALISMAN
CHAPTER II. THE MESSENGERS
CHAPTER III. UMSLOPOGAAS OF THE AXE
CHAPTER IV. THE LION AND THE AXE
CHAPTER V. INEZ
CHAPTER VI. THE SEA-COW HUNT
CHAPTER VII. THE OATH
CHAPTER VIII. PURSUIT
CHAPTER IX. THE SWAMP
CHAPTER X. THE ATTACK
CHAPTER XI. THROUGH THE MOUNTAIN WALL
CHAPTER XII. THE WHITE WITCH
CHAPTER XIII. ALLAN HEARS A STRANGE TALE
CHAPTER XIV. ALLAN MISSES OPPORTUNITY
CHAPTER XV. ROBERTSON IS LOST
CHAPTER XVI. ALLAN’S VISION
CHAPTER XVII. THE MIDNIGHT BATTLE
CHAPTER XVIII. THE SLAYING OF REZU
CHAPTER XIX. THE SPELL
CHAPTER XX. THE GATE OF DEATH
CHAPTER XXI. THE LESSON
CHAPTER XXII. AYESHA’S FAREWELL
CHAPTER XXIII. WHAT UMSLOPOGAAS SAW
CHAPTER XXIV. UMSLOPOGAAS WEARS THE GREAT MEDICINE
CHAPTER XXV. ALLAN DELIVERS THE MESSAGE

NOTE BY THE LATE MR. ALLAN QUATERMAIN

My friend, into whose hands I hope that all these manuscripts of mine will passone day, of this one I have something to say to you.

A long while ago I jotted down in it the history of the events that it detailswith more or less completeness. This I did for my own satisfaction. You willhave noted how memory fails us as we advance in years; we recollect, with analmost painful exactitude, what we experienced and saw in our youth, but thehappenings of our middle life slip away from us or become blurred, like astretch of low-lying landscape overflowed by grey and nebulous mist. Far offthe sun still seems to shine upon the plains and hills of adolescence and earlymanhood, as yet it shines about us in the fleeting hours of our age, thatground on which we stand to-day, but the valley between is filled with fog.Yes, even its prominences, which symbolise the more

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