Garenganze; or, Seven years' pioneer mission work in central Africa (1889)
Arnot, Fred. S. (Frederick Stanley), 1858-1914 · London, James E. Hawkins · leaf 250
ral Africa. did by handing over to him large presents of ivory, urging him to return to his country as soon as possible. — Msidi, seizing every advantage to be derived from this old chief’s friendship, went back to his own town in the Unyamwesi country, then started again for Sanga with wife and… … Finding that his friend the chief of the Sanga had grown old and feeble, Msidi promised that he would not again leave, but would remain in the country to receive the chieftainship, of which a promise had been made him. In a short time the old man, perceiving that his end was near, gave up to Msidi…
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