to dysentery; manner of dealing with demands
     for honga; loss of stores, &c., from Bombay’s intoxication
     his unwillingness to retaliate on the hostile natives, his
     tenderness in sickness, disturbed in bed by his servant Susi in
     a state of intoxication; his opinion that the Tanganika must have
     an outlet; names the Kavunvweh islands the “New York Herald
     Islets,”; his coolness at the hostility of the Wasansi, calms
     them down by his gentle bearing and conversation; his resolve
     to finish his task, ; complaint of Dr. Kirk’s sending only slaves;
     resolves to accompany the author to Unyanyembe; his sufferings on
     the road; at Mpokwa’s village, ; his value as a travelling companion;
     stung by wild bees; his qualifications as a traveller,
     peaceful recollections of his wife’s grave, his relation of
     incidents of the life of his son Robert; arrival at Ugundo,
     letters from Dr. Kirk and home; welcome to Unyanyembe; in
     comfortable quarters and in possession of stores; wreck of the
     stores detained by Sayd bin Salim; in possession of four years’
     store of supplies; his letter to Mr. Bennett, jun.; probable
     results of his perseverance in African discovery; his last day
     with the author; his intentions as to the future; the parting
     farewell,
Livingstone, Mr. Oswell, introduction to; equipment of his proposed
    expedition; determines to resign,
Livingstone, Robert Moffatt, incidents of his life,
Lizard, large,
Loeki or Lomani River,
Lualaba or “Webb’s River” of Livingstone; thought by him to be the
    true Nile,
Luapula River,
Lubilash River,
Ludha Damji,
Lufira River,
Luhanga Peak,
Lukomo village,
Luvumba Cape,

Mabruki, cruel treatment of;
Mabunguru Nullah,
Madedita,
Magala, Mutware of,
Maganga,
Magunda Mkali,
Mahommed bin Sali, his release by Livingstone and subsequent
      ingratitude,
Maizun, Mons.,
Makata Valley; River; Plain,
Makumbi, chief,
Malagash, Inlet,
Malagarazi River,
Manyuema country, people of; the El Dorado of the Arabs; sought
      as slaves,
Maganga,
Marefu,
Marenga Mkali,
Masangi,
Masika, or rainy season,
Matamombo,
Mazitu, marauding propensities of,
Mbawala, species of antelope,
Mbembu, or forest peach,
Mdaburu River,
Medicine for daubing warriors,
Mfuto, Eastern,
Mgongo Tembo, or “Elephant’s Back,”
Mgwana,
Mikiseh,
Mionvu, Mutware of Kimenyi,
Mirambo; defeated at Mfuto,
Misonghi, deserted village,
Mizanza,
Mkuti River,
Mkuyu, gigantic sycamore,
Moero Lake; beauty of the scenery,
Mohammed bin Abdulla slain,
Mohammed bin Gharib,
Monkeys, troop of,
Morris, Hon. E. J.,
Mpokwa River,
Mponda, chief,
Mpwapwh, its fruitfulness;
      Mountains,