And the same if one saw the shirt, and asked what it was.
Hence I could not determine whether the word had been originally
the name of the tree, of its bark, or of the article made from
the bark, though I am inclined to think it is the bark, as there
are many varieties of these trees, which, being besides being
called mbugu, had their own particular names.
[FN#11] Rumanika's present. - One block-tin box, one Raglan coat,
five yards scarlet broadcloth, two coils copper wire, a hundred
large blue egg-beads, five bundles best variegated beads, three
bundles minute beads - pink, blue, and white.
[FN#12] Nnanaji's present. - One deole or gold-embroidered silk,
two coils copper wire, fifty large blue egg-beads, five bundles
best variegated beads, three bundles minute beads - pink, blue and
white.
[FN#13] Since named by Dr P. L. Sclater "Tragelaphus Spekii."
These nzoe have been drawn by Mr Wolf, from specimens brought
home by myself.
[FN#14] Round arm, 1 ft. 11 in.; chest, 4 ft. 4 in.; thigh, 2
ft. 7 in.; calf, 1 ft. 8 in.; height, 5 ft. 8 in.
[FN#15] I.e. Dead Locust Lake, - Luta, dead - Nzige, locust.
[FN#16] In 'Blackwood's Magazine' for August 1859.
[FN#17] See p. 211.
[FN#18] 1 block-tin box, 4 rich silk cloths, 1 rifle
(Whitworth's), 1 gold chronometer, 1 revolver pistol, 3 rifled
carbines, 3 sword-bayonets, 1 box ammunition, 1 box bullets, 1
box gun-caps, 1 telescope, 1 iron chair, 10 bundles best beads, 1
set of table-knives, spoons, and forks.
[FN#19] The straight road down the Nile through Unyoro no one
dares allude to at this time, as the two kings were always
fighting.
[FN#20] Some say a group of forty islands compose Sese.
[FN#21] Named by Dr P. L. Sclater, Cosmetornis Spekii. The
seventh pen feathers are double the length of the ordinaries, the
eighth double that of the seventh, and the ninth 20 inches long.
Bombay says the same bird is found in Uhiyow.
[FN#22] It is questionable whether or not this word is a
corruption of Bahr (sea of) Ingo.
[FN#23] This obviously was an allusion to the way in which the
first king of Uganda was countenanced by the great king of
Kittara, according to the tradition given in Chapter IX.
[FN#24] 1 double rifle, 1 block-tin box, 1 red blanket, 1 brown
do., 10 copper wire, 4 socks full of different-coloured minute
beads, 2 socks full of blue and white pigeon eggs, 1 Rodgers's
pen-knife, 2 books, 1 elastic circle, 1 red handkerchief, 1 bag
gun-caps, 1 pair scissors, 1 pomatum-pot, 1 quart bottle, 1
powder flask, 7 lb.