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. Across Africa. Botany. II.] A DESERTER RECOVERED. 59 is frequently applied to places where water is found April, in holes or by digging—that being the meaning of the word. The range of Kihondo inosculates with Kigambwe, and in the angle formed by their junction are the sources of the Lugerengeri river. On mustering in camp at Simbo we found one. RETURN OF THE DESERTER. of the pagazi, Uledi by name, had disappeared with his load. I instantly despatched five askari in search of him, and in the evening they returned in triumph, having recovered him at Simbaweni, where he had gone thinking to fi
. Across Africa. Botany. II.] A DESERTER RECOVERED. 59 is frequently applied to places where water is found April, in holes or by digging—that being the meaning of the word. The range of Kihondo inosculates with Kigambwe, and in the angle formed by their junction are the sources of the Lugerengeri river. On mustering in camp at Simbo we found one. RETURN OF THE DESERTER. of the pagazi, Uledi by name, had disappeared with his load. I instantly despatched five askari in search of him, and in the evening they returned in triumph, having recovered him at Simbaweni, where he had gone thinking to find a hearty welcome owing to our having refused to pay mhongo. The queen, Miss Kisabengo, however, handed him and his baggage over to the man in. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original Cameron, Verney Lovett, 1844-1894; Oliver, Daniel, 1830-1916. London : Daldy, Isbister & Co.
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