Ismailia - A Narrative Of The Expedition To Central Africa By Sir Samuel W. Baker
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Cut Them To The Length Required, And Lash A Small Piece Of Wood Across The Fork.

This, if wound with rag, will fit beneath the arm, and make a good crutch.

In this manner I brought my wounded men along on the march from Masindi.

Tamarinds. - Whenever possible, collect this valuable fruit. Take off the shell, and press the tamarinds into lumps of about two pounds. They will keep in this simple form for many months, and are invaluable in cases of fever-cooling when drunk cold, and sudorific when taken hot. If taken in quantity, they are aperient.

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