Asmani and Mabruki; the march- resumed; sketch of the principal
      men of the Expedition; Ziwani (pool), waterless condition of;
      Tongoni, abundance of honey-birds; Marefu, rumours of war in
      our front; march through a forest abounding with peach-trees;
      Utende village; Mwaru, supposed report of Livingstone, Mrera’s
      district, wild elephants; Selim falls ill, start from Mrera
      north-westward; confidence restored in the camp, remarkable
      ant-hills; camp in the jungle; embassy from Simba; Uzavira,
      ruined neighbourhood of; Misonghi; Mpokwa River, deserted
      village near; Mtambu stream, its beauty; attack by a leopard;
      shot at a wild boar; proximity of lions; Itaga village,
      beginning of troubles, shortness of provisions, “Welled
      Nzogera’s” village, abundant supplies; crossing a marsh;
      reach the Malagarazi; heavy exaction of the chief Kiala;
      island of Ihata, fresh demands for ferriage; donkey seized
      by crocodile; Uvinza, news of Livingstone, departure from
      the Malagarazi; country of Uhha; halt at Kawanga; halt on
      the Pombwe stream, interview with Mionvu; exorbitant demand
      of honga; cross the Kanengi River; more claims of honga;
      departure by stealth; Kanengi River; cross the Rusugi;
      Lake Musunya, Rugufu River, Kabogo Mountain, singular
      phenomenon of; Sunuzzi River; enter Ukaranga; beauty
      of the landscape; Mkute River, Niamtaga, alarm of the
      people; first view of the Tanganika, Port of Ujiji in
      view; salute announcing the approach of the caravan; meeting
      with Susi, the servant of Dr. Livingstone; excitement of
      the inhabitants; appearance of the Doctor; the introduction;
      conversation; the over-due letter-bag, 365 days from Zanzibar;
      budget of news; intercourse with Livingstone; suggestions
      as to his future course; start with Livingstone for cruise
      on the Tanganika; pass Bangwe Island; wooded hills of Bemba;
      camp at Niasanga; Nyabigma Island; Mukungu; loss of valuables
      from Bombay’s intoxication; hostile demonstrations of the Bikari
      people; bivouac on the shore disturbed by natives; round
      Cape Sentakeyi, and sleep at Mugeyo; Magala, hospitality of
      the people, visit of the Mutware of; rumours of wars;
      Kisiku, native report as to the Rusizi River; Mugere, delta
      of the; visit Mukamba, attacked by fever and experience
      Livingstone’s tenderness; Susi’s drunken fit; Mugihewa
      territory on the delta of the Rusizi; visit of the chief
      Ruhinga, his geographical information; exploration
      of the Rusizi debouchure:  Kukubma Point, enchanting scenery
      near; halt at Bemba, superstition of the Wajiji; `New York
      Herald Islets,’ so named by Livingstone; Cape Luvumba