hostile aspect of the Wasansi, return to Ujiji, domestic
      and foreign news; at home with Livingstone; preparations
      for march to Unyanyembe; attack of fever; Christmas-day
      at Ujiji; the departure; meet with Mohammed bin Gharib;
      Sirgunga, beautiful aspect of; sport at Urimba; homeward bound;
      an elephant herd; Ukawendi, luxuriance of its vegetation;
      painful march to Imrera; a giraffe shot; severe attack of
      fever, the Doctor’s prescription; the caravan attacked by
      bees; Mrera, meeting with caravan sent by Sayd bin Habid,
      exchange of news, encounter a lion; Ugunda, the deserter
      Hamdallah retaken; receipt of letters and newspapers;
      welcome to Unyanyembe; stores found tampered with;
      a second Christmas celebration, four years’ stores of
     supplies turned over to the Doctor, commission to enlist
     at Zanzibar fifty freemen as his carriers; farewell dance
     of natives; choragic adieu of the Wanyamwezi; last night
     with Livingstone; the last walk in his company, the farewell;
     a letter from the Doctor; Ngaraiso, hostility of the Wakimbu,
     enter Ugogo; warlike demonstrations, march of warriors
     arrayed for the fight; Khonze, its gigantic tree-foliage;
     determined mode of dealing with the chief successfull;
     Kanyenyi, cordial reception by the Msagira of; Mapanga,
     hostile demonstration; asked to act as rain-maker; Kulabi,
     suffer from a “peppo”; Marenga Mkali; Mpwapwa, death of
     Farquhar; Mukondokwa valley, experience of the Masika;
     Makata plain, battling with the floods; Mvumi village,
     fighting with mosquitoes; the Doctor’s despatches in danger;
     a perilous ford; ten days’ camp at Rehenneko, difficulties
     of the march to the Makata River; arrive at Simbo, cross the
     Unkerengere, and reach Simbamwenni, its desolated aspect;
     Ulagalla, extraordinary devastation by flood; Msuwa, horrors
     of its jungle; Kingaru Hera, news of the Zanzibar storm;
     Rosako, welcome consignment from the American Consul;
     ill-natured criticisms, information as to the “Livingstone
     Search and Relief Expedition”; Ringweare’s ferry, a watery waste,
     four miles broad; welcome to Bagamoyo; meeting with Lieut.  Henn;
     introduction to Mr. Oswell Livingstone; the march ended;
     welcome at Zanzibar, the American Consul and Rev. C. New;
     congratulation of Lieut.  Dawson; discussion as to his resignation;
     visit from Dr. Kirk and Bishop Tozer, change in the author’s
     appearance on his return; preparations for Mr. O. Livingstone’s
     Expedition, his resignation, selection of an Arab leader,
     farewell to old travelling companions; departure from
     Zanzibar in the `Africa’; reach Seychelles, a month’s delay
     at Mahe, agreeable intercourse;