He is always on the side of liberality and fairness; he says that the first Casembe was attracted to Mofwe by the abundance of fish in it.

He has the idea of all men being derived from a single pair.
_7th December, 1867._--It is very cloudy here; no observations can be made, as it clouds over every afternoon and night.

_( 8th and 11th December, 1867._) Cleared off last night, but intermittent fever prevented my going out.
_13th December, 1867._--Set-in rains.

A number of fine young girls who live in Casembe's compound came and shook hands in their way, which is to cross the right over to your left, and clasp them; then give a few claps with both hands, and repeat the crossed clasp: they want to tell their children that they have seen me.
_15th December, 1867._--To-day I announced to Casembe our intention of going away.

Two traders got the same return present from him that I did, namely, one goat and some fish, meal and cassava.