visit to the “Livingstone caravan”; preparations for departure
      into the interior, difficulties with employes; chase after a
      thief, despatch of four caravans; departure of the fifth caravan,
      led by himself; members composing it and outfit; the start,
      first camp; Shamba Gonera; crossing the Kingani; hippopotami
      shooting; Kikoka village; halt at Rosako; “Omar” watchdog,
      missing; formidable number of insects, the tsetse-fly; game
      hunting; difficulty of penetrating an African jungle; camp at
      Kingaru; the grey Arab horse, and offence given by its interment;
      interview with the king of Kingaru; loss of the re maiming horse
      from cancer; desertion and sickness; appearance of Maganga’s
      caravan march to Imbiki; reach Msuwa, perils of the jungle,
      astonishment of the chief; chained slave-gang; halt at
      Kisemo; belle of; narrow escape of Khamisi; flogged for
      desertion; reach Mussoudi; beautiful prospect; cross the
      Ungerengeri start for Mikeseh; Ulagalla and Muhalleh;
      overtake Maganga’s caravan; meet with Selim bin Rashid,
      news of Livingstone; pass town of Simbamwenni; its
      fortifications; curiosity of the inhabitants; two
      days’ halt and overhaul of the luggage, attack of ague;
      visit of ambassadors of the Sultana of Simbamwenni;
      wretched encampment on the Ungerengeri; difficulty of
      crossing the river; Makata Valley; loss of Bombay’s
      equipage,; difficulties of the Makata Valley; escape
      and capture of Kingaru; emerge from the swamp Makata,
      attack of dysentery, halt at Reheneko; ascent of the
      Usagara Mountains; Mukondokwa Valley and River; Kiora;
      camp at, illness of Farquhar; ford of the Mukondokwa
      River; Madete, Lake of Ugombe; departure from Ugombo;
      camp at Matamombo, death of of the dog “Omar”; Sheikh
      Thani in clover at Mpwapwa, a good breakfast and
      dinner, Farquhar left to be nursed; twelve pagazis
      engaged, abundance of earwigs and white ants; Chunyo,
      badness of the water; Marenga Mkali waterless district;
      attack of fever; Ugogo; frantic conduct of the population;
      West Mvumi; the Sultan’s exorbitant demand of honda;
      Matamburu, reasonableness of the Sultan of; Bihiwana;
      attack of intermittent fever; Kididimo, bleak aspect
      and bad water; Nyambwa, demonstrativeness of the people;
      Mizanza; benefit from quinine; visit from the Sultan;
      Little Mukondoku; Mukondoku Proper; commotion and
      cowardice; uproar in the camp; debate as to route;
      threatened mutiny; Munieka; Mabunguru Nullah;
      Unyambogi; Kiti, Msalalo; Ngaraiso, Kirurumo,
      greeting from the villagers; interview with Sultan
      bin Mahommed; halt at Kusuri, and Mgongo Tembo;