CHAPTER XIV.

Startling disclosures--The last hope seems gone--The Bari chief's
advice--Hoping for the best--Ho for Central Africa!


CHAPTER XV.

A start made at last--A forced march--Lightening the ship--Waiting for
the caravan--Success hangs in the balance--The greatest rascal in
Central Africa--Legge demands another bottle

CHAPTER XVI.
The greeting of the slave-traders--Collapse of the mutiny--African
funerals-Visit from the Latooka chief--Bokke makes a suggestion--
Slaughter of the Turks--Success as a prophet--Commoro's philosophy

CHAPTER XVII.

Disease in the camp--Forward under difficulties--Our cup of misery
overflows--A rain-maker in a dilemma-Fever again--Ibrahim's quandary-Firing the
prairie

CHAPTER XVIII.

Greeting from Kamrasi's people--Suffering from the sins of others-Alone among
savages--The free-masonry of Unyoro.--Pottery and civilization

CHAPTER XIX.