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Night and morning in dark Africa (1902)

Johnson, Harry, London Missionary Society · London, London Missionary Society · leaf 172

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i68 NIGHT AND MORNING IN DARK AFRICA intend to make our camp for the night. This is a place where we have established a small school, and we are met by the Christian youth Swepa, who is the teacher of the school, with a fair number of his pupils. … HOW A GREAT CHIEF TRAVELS. After greetings with these kind friends we have to set about the work of making our camp. In the centre of the village there is a very large tree, and around it an open space, so we select this as the place for our tent to be erected. With a few bundles of grass to

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