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[Buttitta Willens]

Of the week, in consequence of their habit of refraining from going out
to hunt on Sundays, except when a dearth of meat in the larder rendered
hunting a necessity. Upon these Sundays Harold's conscience sometimes
reproached him for having set out on his journey into Africa without a
Bible. He whispered, to himself at first, and afterwards suggested to
Disco, the excuse that his Bible had been lost in the wreck of his
father's vessel, and that, perhaps, there were no Bibles to be purchased
in Zanzibar, but his conscience was a troublesome one, and refused to
tolerate such bad reasoning, reminding him, reproachfully, that he had
made no effort whatever to obtain a Bible at Zanzibar. As time had
passed, and some of the horrors of the slave-trade had been brought
under his notice, many of the words of Scripture leaped to his
remembrance, and the regret that he had not carried a copy with him
increased. That touch of thoughtlessness, so natural to the young and
healthy--to whom life has so far been only a garden of roses--was
utterly routed by the stern and dreadful realities which had been
recently enacted around h
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