. Stanley e il bianco eroi in Africa; essendo un edizione dal sig. Stanley's late scritti personali sul numero EMIN Pasha relief expedition ... tacked Mfuto; il risultato dell'impegno Y*^come nottold fino al giorno successivo, quando la notizia è stata receivedthat Mirambo era stato respinto con gravi perdite. Da thispoint avanti, Mirambo aveva ma poco il terrore per il popolo atKwihara e Stanley è stata in grado di portare avanti la sua opera di gettingready per la journy a Ujiji, libero da qualsiasi circumstanceexcept la malattia di Shaw e Selim. Un banchetto di congedo è stato dato sul 17th; due bullockswere barbecue

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. Stanley and the white heroes in Africa; being an edition from Mr. Stanley's late personal writings on the Emin Pasha relief expedition ... tacked Mfuto; the result of the engagement Y*^as nottold until the next day, when the welcome news was receivedthat Mirambo had been repulsed with severe loss. From thispoint forward, Mirambo had but little terror for the people atKwihara, and Stanley was able to carry on his work of gettingready for the journy to Ujiji, unhindered by any circumstanceexcept the sickness of Shaw and Selim. A farewell banquet was given on the 17th; two bullockswere barbecued; three sheep, two goats, and fifteen chickens, one hundred and twenty pounds of rice, twenty large loavesmade of Indian corn flour, one hundred eggs, ten pounds ofbutter, and five gallons of sweet milk were the contents ofwhich the banquet was formed. But an attack of fever compelled Stanley to postpone hisdeparture. The solitude of his sick-chamber was cheered byan inquiry from Shaw, as to whom he should write in caseStanley should die. Shaw had already told Selim that Stan-ley would die like a donkey; that he would then take charge. HOW STANLEY FOUND LIVINGSTONE. 451 of his journals and trunks and proceed to the coast immedi-ately. Later on, he appears to have changed this plan, for heannounced his intention to stock the yard of the tembe full ofchickens, in order to be able to get fresh eggs every day, andbuy a cow, so that he might have plenty of milk. Unfortu-nately for Mr. Shaws castles in the air, Mr. Stanley did notdie. The iOth of September arrived. Stanley was still very weakfrom the fever of the day before, and it was a most injudiciousact to commence a march under such circumstances. But hehad boasted to Sheikh bin Nasib that a white man neverbreaks his word, and his reputation as a white man wouldhave been ruined if he had stayed behind or postponed themarch, in consequence of feebleness. His caravan numbered fifty-four souls besides himself. Thegoods with which h

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• bookcentury1800
• bookdecade1890
• bookidstanleywhite
• bookyear1890