Letty Lynton Page #3
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- 1932
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You just got on, didn't you?
This morning, yes.
The trip has been very dull...
so far.
You've been on for months. How terrible.
I got on at Capetown.
Do you play deck tennis?
Oh, I'm a dump.
Hmm...
My shuffleboard's pretty good.
Oh, you have good shuffleboard...
Yes... well, I don't like to brag...
I couldn't imagine you bragging.
That's very kind of you. Thank you.
Not at all.
You know, I inadvertently got a look
in your stateroom this morning.
Yes, I remember. Oh, do you?
I have a confession to make to you.
Confession?
Yes, I arranged to have you put
at this table.
Perhaps I shouldn't have told you.
I...
It was a bit of a shock.
Would it shock you to death
if I suggested a cocktail?
Oh, no, I'm a modern girl.
One wouldn't hurt.
Steward.
Two, er... dry martinis?
Dry martins. Two.
You're American, aren't you?
Hm-hmm.
And you? Yes, indeed, 100%.
I'll bet you are.
Capetown is not a nice place, hm?
Not of Africa.
I came in at Tripoli and went out
at Capetown.
Oh, how wonderful.
Did you hunt lions?
Did...
The lions know I've been in Africa,
Thrilling.
I wish I were a man.
But I mean one like you,
with that hair-raising experience.
Hair-raising? Yes...
It's a wonder to me I'm here at all.
Really? Oh, do tell me.
Well, I've had so many.
Oh, one less.
There was one time in Northern Rhodesia...
Yes, I read about that in geography.
We found a native camp built on stilts.
Oh, I know, I've seen pictures of it.
Yes...
We hadn't built any fire
to frighten the animals around.
You don't say.
Not a snitch of fire. Not a snitch?
Not a snitch.
I was sleeping like a baby,
when suddenly I heard heavy breathing.
Sort of a snore.
A wild beast!
Wild? It was a black panther.
Climbed up a tree and was trying
to get in the second story window.
Oh, I'm frightened to death.
What on earth did you do?
I knocked him down.
But it didn't efface the panther.
The next time he caught me
with my pants...
when I was sound asleep.
Did he get in?
I just had time to jump out of bed
as he dropped in on me.
How awful.
I rushed to the door and jumped out.
Did he jump after you?
Yes, but it was too late.
Go on, go on.
You see, there was a
lion after the panther.
The lion was waiting in the tall grass below and
because of the shadows I couldn't see lion.
Of course, of course.
So I alit right on his back.
On the lion's back?
On the lion's back.
As I alit on him, he alit out.
Through the jungle.
Through the night and the jungle.
Did you stay on him?
Oh, yes, miles and miles.
It was a he-lion, had a big mane.
Lucky it was a he-lion.
In the morning,
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