Kongoni

The initial "baseline" release of Kongoni is codenamed Aristotle and is more a base for future developments than an end-user-focused release.

Tectonic 2009

Kongoni, the old gun-bearer, in the lead watching the blood spoor, Wilson watching the grass for any movement, his big gun ready, the second gun-bearer looking ahead and listening, Macomber close to Wilson, his rifle cocked, they had just moved into the grass when Macomber heard the blood-choked coughing grunt, and saw the swishing rush in the grass.

Hemingway on Hunting Ernest Hemingway 2001

Kongoni, the old gun-bearer, in the lead watching the blood spoor, Wilson watching the grass for any movement, his big gun ready, the second gun-bearer looking ahead and listening, Macomber close to Wilson, his rifle cocked, they had just moved into the grass when Macomber heard the blood-choked coughing grunt, and saw the swishing rush in the grass.

Hemingway on Hunting Ernest Hemingway 2001

Kongoni, the old gun-bearer, in the lead watching the blood spoor, Wilson watching the grass for any movement, his big gun ready, the second gun-bearer looking ahead and listening, Macomber close to Wilson, his rifle cocked, they had just moved into the grass when Macomber heard the blood-choked coughing grunt, and saw the swishing rush in the grass.

Hemingway on Hunting Ernest Hemingway 2001

Kongoni, the old gun-bearer, in the lead watching the blood spoor, Wilson watching the grass for any movement, his big gun ready, the second gun-bearer looking ahead and listening, Macomber close to Wilson, his rifle cocked, they had just moved into the grass when Macomber heard the blood-choked coughing grunt, and saw the swishing rush in the grass.

The Short Stories Ernest Hemingway 1953

A million hoofs once drummed the dust (Kongoni led the way!)

The Ivory Trail Mundy, Talbot, 1879-1940 1920

To make it impressive, Kongoni and the second tent-boy were summoned to attend, which they did with pleased anticipation.

VII. Wild Hunting Companions 1916

At nightfall we released him, keeping his knife, which we required him to redeem with a chicken; and when he returned with the chicken we bade him give it to Kongoni, to whom we owed the discovery of the roan.

VII. Wild Hunting Companions 1916

I overheard Kongoni chide him, and I spoke to him sharply, but he still kept the rifle at his shoulder; whereupon I slapped his face just before shooting the rhino.

VII. Wild Hunting Companions 1916

Later, Kongoni became suspicious, and very acutely—for he was not only a master of hunting craft but also possessed a sympathetic insight into the shenzi mind—led us to the spot and caught the offender, and a party of the villagers, red-handed.

VII. Wild Hunting Companions 1916