Mrs. Pollifax On Safari (2014)
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Pollifax on Safari CHAPTER 8 When Mrs. Pollifax woke at half-past six the next morning it was bone-chillingly cold. The young waiter who brought coffee to her room on a tray said, “Good morning, madam,” and it was so cold that wisps of vapor curled from his lips to match the steam rising from the coffeepot Mrs. Pollifax put one foot out of bed, poured coffee into a cup and carried it under the blankets with her, wondering if she would ever be warm again.
“I thought Africa was t-t-tropical,” she ...protested at breakfast, which was served down by the river in the morning mist.
“We’re four thousand feet above sea level,” Julian reminded her with a flash of white teeth. “You are ready for lion? Perhaps it will warm you to hear that Crispin took the Land Rover out at dawn and found lion tracks six miles north of camp.”
“Oh how wonderful!” gasped Mrs. Pollifax.
Almost as exciting was the news that overnight two of the Land Rover roofs had been removed so that they could ride standing up and scan the savannah for game, like professionals.
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Pollifax on Safari CHAPTER 8 When Mrs. Pollifax woke at half-past six the next morning it was bone-chillingly cold. The young waiter who brought coffee to her room on a tray said, “Good morning, madam,” and it was so cold that wisps of vapor curled from his lips to match the steam rising from the coffeepot Mrs. Pollifax put one foot out of bed, poured coffee into a cup and carried it under the blankets with her, wondering if she would ever be warm again.
“I thought Africa was t-t-tropical,” she ...protested at breakfast, which was served down by the river in the morning mist.
“We’re four thousand feet above sea level,” Julian reminded her with a flash of white teeth. “You are ready for lion? Perhaps it will warm you to hear that Crispin took the Land Rover out at dawn and found lion tracks six miles north of camp.”
“Oh how wonderful!” gasped Mrs. Pollifax.
Almost as exciting was the news that overnight two of the Land Rover roofs had been removed so that they could ride standing up and scan the savannah for game, like professionals.
What to read after Mrs. Pollifax On Safari?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Dorothy Gilman to read onlineMoreLess
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