Vulgar words in Afar in the Forest (Page 1)
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Mike, too, announced to us that he had seen a brown bear at a spot a little further on; so it was at once agreed that we should "knock up the quarters of Mr Bruin."
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As night was approaching, and our horses were too much knocked up to go further, we resolved to remain on the bank of the river till the morning.
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There was a risk in remaining, but still it was better to run it, rather than knock up our horses or ourselves.
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He had, I found, overcome with the poignancy of his feelings at the thought of my death, been knocked up, and had remained with Kepenau, whose camp he told me was concealed within the wood.