The flame tree and other folk-lore stories from Uganda (1900)
Baskerville, Rosetta Gage (Harvey) · London : Sheldon Press ; New york ; Toronto : Macmillan ; Kampala : Uganda Bookshop · leaf 106
94 THE WONDERFUL GOAT the hut, and promised the witchdoctor a large reward if he gave certain advice to Kato. When Kato arrived the witchdoctor said, " You are going on a journey, but you must go … alone, and until you reach your destination you must eat no salt and drink no banana beer, if you do either of these things misfortune will overtake you." When Kato returned home he told his brother,
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