Geil, William Edgar, Russell E. Train Africana Collection (Smithsonian Libraries) DSI · London : Hodder and Stoughton · leaf 200
6 A YANKEE IN PIGMY LAND thrown in after their hands and feet were cut, and impaled alive on the spear points, while drums were beaten. Twenty or thirty were thrown in immediately after the death of the king, and for several years afterwards the hole was opened every month and fresh human… … Kikoma-among-the-Rocks is a hundred miles 01- more from Mengo-the-Beautiful, and about the same distance from the capital of Toro. All the bigger rivers around here have their sources among these rocks, the three largest being the Nkusi, the Kuzizi, and the Katabalanga. They all eventually reach…
Pygmies
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