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| 23 | 337 | Had I not anticipated his agreement I do not View more quotes about know">know what I would have done. |
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| 23 | 334 | I had then, using the title of Mfalme, asked him to make this concurrence explicit. |
| 23 | 335 | His declaration had helped to reassure the men. |
| 23 | 336 | In asking him I had also, of course, indicated my respect for his opinion, which, incidentally, I did respect, and, in using the title of Mfalme, I had acknowledged that I, for one, would continue to recognize his lofty status in Ukungu. |
| 23 | 337 | Had I not anticipated his agreement I do not know what I would have done. |
| 23 | 338 | I suppose then one or the other of us would have had to beat or kill the other. |
| 23 | 339 | Soon, leading the chain from the center, its ends behind and on either side of us, I, and Kisu, and some others between us, were wading westward, shovels in hand. |
| 23 | 340 | Some men behind, one either side, thrust the mud raft along with us. |