Sub sole : or, Under the sun missionary adventures in the great Sahara . Ph. N. VRsi /€? Aib^^ TION INTRODUC p AGK 5 CHAPTER I. IN THE CATACOMBS II CHAPTER II. A MAN OF MYSTERY 21 CHAPTER III. LONDON BRIDGE - 36 CHAPTER IV. THE EXODUS - 49 CHAPTER V. UP THE NIGER - 60 CHAPTER VI. THE BATTLE OF YAURI 76 CHAPTER VII. THE LAND OF THIRST - 94 CHAPTER VIII. DEATH IN THE DESERT 112 CHAPTER IX. THE CITY OF THE AM-MIEL - 125 CHAPTER X. THE POLITY OF THEAMMIEL 13^ CHAPTER XL A PENTECOSTAL WIND - 153 CHAPTER XIL HASTE TO THE WED-DING 166 CHAPTER XIII. THE TROUBLERS OF THECITY 175 CHAPTER XIV. SAINTS AND
Sub sole : or, Under the sun missionary adventures in the great Sahara . Ph. N. VRsi /€? Aib^^ TION INTRODUC p AGK 5 CHAPTER I. IN THE CATACOMBS II CHAPTER II. A MAN OF MYSTERY 21 CHAPTER III. LONDON BRIDGE - 36 CHAPTER IV. THE EXODUS - 49 CHAPTER V. UP THE NIGER - 60 CHAPTER VI. THE BATTLE OF YAURI 76 CHAPTER VII. THE LAND OF THIRST - 94 CHAPTER VIII. DEATH IN THE DESERT 112 CHAPTER IX. THE CITY OF THE AM-MIEL - 125 CHAPTER X. THE POLITY OF THEAMMIEL 13^ CHAPTER XL A PENTECOSTAL WIND - 153 CHAPTER XIL HASTE TO THE WED-DING 166 CHAPTER XIII. THE TROUBLERS OF THECITY 175 CHAPTER XIV. SAINTS AND SWORDS 1^5 CHAPTER XV. THE MYSTERY UN-VEILED 195 CHAPTER XVI. THE BATTLE OF THEDWARFS 209 CHAPTER XVII. HOME THEY BROUGHT. HER WARRIOR DEAD 220 CHAPTER XVIII. NEMESIS - 227 CHAPTER XIX. THE SLEEP OF ABRAHAM 236 CHAPTER XX. LIGHT FOR THE DARKCONTINENT - 242 Some of the last words of David Livingstone :— * All I can say in my solitude is, may Heavens richblessing come down on ev^ery one—American, English,Turk—who will help to heal this open sore of the INTRODUCTION Worcester, September ist, 1889. WEEK ago, I was seated in mystudy, when a thunderingknock shook the door and mynerves at the same time. Inless than a minute there stood before me a fine specimen ofthe British sailor. He madehis bow and placed upon the table a tin box, evidentlynothing more nor less than an old Huntley and Palmersbiscuit box. Not a scrap of paper remained upon itsbattered and weather-beaten sides. The lid was carefullysoldered on, and bore in letters of red paint my address,disfigured but legible. The sailor, giving a hitch to his
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