Dahl Going Solo
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- The Voyage Out
- ''All of a sudden, from my little spy-hole, I spotted a movement at the far end of the deck. Then a naked body materialized''.
- Dar es Salaam
- ''I saw the snake. It was six feet long and thick as my arm and quite black. It was a mamba all right''
- Simba
- ''Robert Standford flew into the house and came out again in five seconds flat holding a rifle furiously.
- During this moment Dahl sees Major Griffiths and Ms. Major running down the boat naked without carrying who saw them acting all dotty.
- Green Mamba
- As soon as the snake man saw the snake he was furiously to catch the snake with his prongs and he did catch it.
- While Dahl was seeing how Salimu was systematized raking the gravel on the front drive he spotted a green mamba. The green mamba was gliding really quickly towards Salimu. So he stopped the mamba from going anywhere by putting force with his rake.
- Beginning of War
- There was the crack of a single rifle shot fired from the wood and the bald man who was holding me took the bullet right through his face
- During this moment Dahl and Robert Stanford get alerted by Mdisho saying,'' Bwana! Bwana! he was yelling from the house. 'Simba, Bwana! Simba! Simba!' What Mdisho is saying that the lion has the cook's wife. Robert and the cook went after the lion to get the cook's wife.
- Mdisho of Mwanumezi
- I had the sword raised in both my hands and I swung it at his neck as he bent down to pick up the gun.
- During this moment the Snake Man catches the Green Mamba. The way that the Snake Man catches the Green Mamba is by pushing the rubber prongs towards the snake's flailing body, keeping the snake pinned down all the time and pushing the long wooden rod forward.
- During this moment Dahl was trying to calm down the bald guy but he insisted in passing but Dahl and his troops didn't. The bald was unfortunately shot through his face.
- .During this moment Mdisho was brave enough to kill The German sisal-owner was called Fritz Kleibe all by himself without any army soldiers. Fritz Kleibe was throwing pieces of paper I think of his background information so that no one else can know who he is.
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