Moru - Hard Fare
- Preparation for Death - Kamrasi's Tactics - The Bait takes - We are
carried to the King's Camp - Rejoin the Turks' Detachment - Their
Welcome - Kamrasi seeks my Alliance - Deception of Kamrasi - M'Gambi has
impersonated the King - The real Kamrasi - Prefer seeing Meat to a King
- The begging Envoy - Carried to the Camp of Kamrasi - Introduction to
the real King - Description of Kamrasi - The Native Court
CHAPTER XIV.
AT HOME IN KISOONA.
System of Fattening - Native Preparations of Food - Native Manufactures
- Knavery of Native Butter-dealers - Vapour Bath for Fever - State Visit
from the King - Mendicancy again - The King in love with a Tooth-comb -
Effect of concave Mirror - Attempts at Ancient History - Kamrasi's
Request - Kamrasi affronted - Sudden Invasion of the Country - Alarm and
Cowardice of Kamrasi - The British Flag protects Unyoro - Diplomatic
Arrangement - Conference with Debono's Party - Settle authoritatively
all Objections - Retreat of the Invaders.
CHAPTER XV.
KAMRASI BEGS FOR THE BRITISH FLAG.
The pertinacious Beggar - Summary Justice for High Treason - Arrival of
Ivory for the Turks - Frightful Barbarities upon Captives - The Female
Captives - Treacherous Murder of Sali - Disputes with Kamrasi - Advice
to Kamrasi - The Turks begin to bully - Eddrees refused Admittance at
Court - Communicate with Ibrahim - Drunkenness among the Unyoros -
Native Sorcerers - Implicit Belief in Sorcerers - Invasion of the M'Was
- Consulted by the King in the Extremity - Kamrasi will not Fight - An
invigorating little Difficulty - Mock Valour by Unyoros - Kamrasi's
Retreat - We are Deserted - Prepare for Retreat - Leave Kisoona - Arrive
at Deang - No Water - Deserted again by the Porters - Richarn missing -
Richarn reported as killed - The M'Was' Drums beat - March to Foweera -
The Night Retreat - Lose the Road - At a Loss for direct Route - Capture
a Native - Recover the Route - Exhaustion of Mrs. Baker - Arrive at
Foweera - Well prepared - Refuse to assist Kamrasi - Richarn's Return -
Richarn's Story - The King in Distress - Arrival of Ibrahim with
Reinforcements - Receive Letters and Papers from Home - Kamrasi "is
himself again" - Invasion of the Langgo Country - The Whisky Distillery
- Kamrasi tries the Whisky - Butcheries by Kamrasi - Kamrasi orders the
Murder of Kalloe - Attempt to save Kalloe - Pursuit and Capture of Kalloe
- I intercede on his behalf - Death of a Headman - Shot by order of
Kamrasi - The Warning - The Bodyguard
CHAPTER XVI.
KAMRASI'S ADIEU,
Begging to the last - We quit Kamrasi's Territory - March to Shooa -
Arrive at Shooa - The Lira Tribe - Resemblance of Natives' and Lawyers'
Wigs - Result of the Turks' Razzias - Loss of Cattle by the Turks - The
Fight with Werdella - Courage of Werdella - Werdella defeats the Turks -
Murder of a Native - Runaway slaves recaptured - Brutality of the Turks
- Little Abbai - The Children of the Camp - Pleasant Time with the
Children - Shoot a Crocodile - The Black Rhinoceros - The Lira
Head-dress - Native Use of Donkeys
CHAPTER XVII.
THE NATIVES IN MOURNING.
Results of the Ivory Campaign - Preparations for starting Homeward -
Part regretfully with the Children - The Traveller's Tree - View of the
Nile - Koshi and Madi - Gebel Kookoo - On Speke and Grant's Route -
Changes in the Nile - The Asua River - Suspicious Movements of the
Natives - Attacked in the Pass - Night in a hostile Country - Camp
surrounded by Natives - Poisoned Arrows shot into Camp - Sight Belignan
- Approach Gondokoro - Arrive at Gondokoro - Neither Letters nor
Supplies - Disappointment.
