Sacred flower. A creature named Hou-Hou. She and Allan

Fearless hunter Allan Quermein, nicknamed Makumazan, which means “a person who rises after midnight” never loved the dampness and stiffness of his native England, preferring the hot dusty expanses of the African Veld, he was attracted by the unknown, full of dangers of the Earth of the Black Continent, where simple -minded and cruel Like all children of nature, people where herds of wild buffalo roam and growl at night fierce lions. This life was the disposition of the quota, the beloved hero of the wonderful writer Henry Ryder Haggard (1856–1925), who dedicated many books to the brave hunter. The adventure cycle of Allan Quotermein continues the “sacred flower”, “a monster named Hou-How”, “She and Allan” (Roman is released in a new translation), “The Treasure of the Lake”. These works are printed with the preservation of the notes of English publishers. The book is illustrated by the classic drawings of Maurice Grainhagen and the remarkable graphics of Elena Shipitsyna