Nghwhalah Mtoni, abundance of sweet, water;
      Madedita, tsete-fly troublesome; reach Unyamwezi
      territory at Eastern Tura, cultivated region;
      Nondo, Speke’s runaway; Central Tura, attempted night
      robbery, a thief shot dead; pass Western Tura; Kwala
      Mtoni, mud-fish; illness of the tailor, Abdul Kader,
      he wishes to give up his post; Rubuga, desolation of,
      since Burton’s visit; meeting with Amer bin Sultan,
      Kigwa, wasted condition of; Shiza, pastoral aspect of,
      visit from the Sultan; rejoicings in camp on reaching
      Unyanyembe territory; life in Unyanyembe; breakfast and
      gossip with Sayd bin Salim; Kazeh, a myth; leave Kwikuru;
      in comfortable quarters; visit from the Tabora Arab magnates;
      Tabora, chief Arab settlement in central Africa; attend a
      council of war, feast at the close of the council; return
      to Kwihara; the Livingstone caravan’s halt of 100 days;
      attack of fever; preparations for the march; warlike
      demonstration; Eastern Mfuto, illness of Shaw,
      personnel of the army; Umanda, medicine daubing;
      war harangue; Zimbizo, attack on the village; fate
      of Soud bin Sayd and his Arabs; retreat and stormy
      councils of war; further retreat of the Arabs to Tabora,
      serious position of the Expedition; intelligence
      of Livingstone; news of death of Farquhar; illness
      of Shaw, attack of Mirambo on Tabora; Khamis bin
      Abdullah, &c., slain; preparations for Mirambo’s threatened
      attack on Kwihara; visit to Sheikh bin Nassib; retreat
      of Mirambo, determination to lead a flying caravan
      to Ujiji; apathy of Shaw, visit to Thani bin Abdullah,
      arrival of letters; death of Baruti, evil reports by
      the Arabs; present of a boy-slave; defeat of Mirambo at
      Mfuto; nursing experiences:  farewell feast at Unyanyembe;
      march to Ujiji commenced by southern route; list of “braves”
      of the Expedition; Bombay’s tender passion; the start;
      Shaw shows the white feather; Kinyamwezi village, attack
      of fever; arrest of runaways, threat of slave-chain;
      Inesuka, further desertions, punishment, withdrawal of
      Abdul Kader, the tailor; sickness in camp, adverse
      appearances; Kasegara, rejoicings at; Kigandu, Shaw’s
      by-play; his withdrawal; beauty of Unyamwezi forest
      scenery; Ugunda; Benta; Kikuru, the mukunguru or fever;
      camp at Ziwani; gigantic sycamore; Manyara, cultivated
      region; difficulty of buying provisions; visit of Mtemi;
      his astonishment at the author’s medicine-chest; Gombe
      River, its beautiful neighbourhood; narrow escape from a
      crocodile, suspicious-looking natives; a peaceful camp-scene;
      symptoms of revolt at starting onwards; murderous aspect of