From a book categorized as Fiction / Action & Adventure and 331 pages follows a description and a number of hidden haikus found in the book:
Get set for adventure with this rip-roaring tale from action-fantasy master H. Rider Haggard. The Ivory Child sees intrepid explorer Allan Quatermain venturing into unknown territory to rescue a kidnapping victim. Along the way, he inadvertently stumbles into an array of thorny situations, including a tribal civil war. Will Quatermain triumph and make it back alive? Pick up The Ivory Child to find out.
“Then look!” Thus speaking
he lowered his head and charged
like a buffalo.
At us came the whole
mob of them--we were but six
now--roaring “Jana!
Hundreds of people
are dead, killed by the ice-stones
that you have called down.
As we went, in brief
but sufficient language Hans
told me his story.
But to Jana these
appeared to offer little
or no obstacle.
“Then soon they will be
wishing to reap yours with spears,”
I said. “That is so.
So, Lord, you quite safe
unless you big fool and go
call on snake in cave.
I tell you, little
Yellow Dog, that they do not
know what love can be.
This time there shall be
no mistake, or if there is,
let it be my last.
Then we descended
their farther slope and entered
the northern desert.