The Cornhill Magazine
By George Smith, William Makepeace Thackeray
Published by Smith, Elder and company., 1879
At one place we had to cross the river, and found the wooden bridge gone. The guides seized their axes—in this country every one carries an axe—and hewed down two trees long enough to span the stream, which they made firm by felling a third and laying it across the end, and so we safely crossed.
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