H. Rider Haggard Quote

Altogether, a more miserable trio than we were that evening it would have been difficult to discover; and our only comfort lay in the reflection that we were exceedingly fortunate to be there to feel miserable, instead of being stretched dead upon the plain, as so many thousands of brave men were that night, who had risen well and strong in the morning.


Chapter 15, "Good Falls Sick" - King Solomon's Mines (1885)


Altogether, a more miserable trio than we were that evening it would have been difficult to discover; and our only comfort lay in the reflection that ...

Altogether, a more miserable trio than we were that evening it would have been difficult to discover; and our only comfort lay in the reflection that ...

Altogether, a more miserable trio than we were that evening it would have been difficult to discover; and our only comfort lay in the reflection that ...

Altogether, a more miserable trio than we were that evening it would have been difficult to discover; and our only comfort lay in the reflection that ...