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In the Heart of Africa

CHAPTER XVIII
19/19

I told the chiefs that nothing should stop me, and that I would seize the canoe by force unless my whole party should be brought over from the opposite side that instant.

This was agreed upon.

One of Ibrahim's men exchanged and drank blood from the arm of Speke's deserter, who was Kamrasi's representative; and peace thus firmly established, several canoes were at once employed, and sixty of our men were brought across the river before sunset.

The natives had nevertheless taken the precaution to send all their women away from the village..


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