Africa and its exploration : as told by its explorers Mungo Park, Clapperton, the Landers, Livingstone, Barth, Barkie, Denham, Burton, Speke, Caillie, Schweinfurth, Mohr, Stanley, Holub, Serpa, Pinto, Farini, Thomson, Montagu Kerr ; with 600 illustrations and maps
Russell E. Train Africana Collection (Smithsonian Libraries) DSI · London : S. Low, Marston and Co. · leaf 527
405 THE OUGH ZAMBESI A. tired of the encumbrance, and threw it away, thinking at the time what must be the effect of having such a load about one’s neck for months. I kept up a pretty lively step, for the Angoni were marching quickly, and I had lost sight of them when they had disappeared into a… … MODE OF HUNTING. on my arrival gave the usual reprimand, which invariably was as amusing as it was earnest. “ What are you doing staying alone ? The boys are far away, and there is a lot of gente [people] in this town.” No sooner did we reach the first hut of the village than a rushing crowd of…
Africa -- Discovery and exploration · Africa -- Description and travel
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