Sport on the Blue Nile; Or Six Months of Sportsman's Life in Central Africa

Sport on the Blue Nile. By Isaac Charles Johnson. —Mr. Johnson's story of his sporting adventures does not differ materially from other books of the kind. It has the merit of simplicity and directness. He does not take advantage of his having killed a rare antelope to give us a disquisition --he is content to tell us what he killed and how he lined it—he is legitimately proud of having bagged a record specimen of one kind of animal—how he got on with his guides, and generally how he fared. Includes successful hunting of elephant, lion, crocodile, antelope, water buffalo, leopard, water fowl, and much more!

CONTENTS.
CHAPTER I.
The Start from Cairo
CHAPTER II.
My First Crocodile
CHAPTER III.
My First Elephant—A Stupid Guide
CHAPTER IV.
Leaving Karkoj—The Witch of Dontai—Camel Attacked by a Lion
CHAPTER V.
Crocodiles and Antelopes ---Buffalo-hunting
CHAPTER VI.
Arbitrarily Detained—Laying Traps for Lions
CHAPTER VII.
Arrival at Khartoum
CHAPTER VIII.
My Nubian Hyena
CHAPTER IX.
On the White Nile


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