Be silent.

I must listen." Now, I began to wish that I were out of that hut, for really a little of this uncanny business went a long way.

Indeed, I suggested going, but Nandie would not allow it.
"Stay with me till the end," she muttered.

So I had to stay, wondering what Saduko heard Umbelazi whispering to Mameena, and on which side of me he saw her standing.
He began to wander in his mind.
"That was a clever pit you dug for Bangu, Macumazahn; but you would not take your share of the cattle, so the blood of the Amakoba is not on your head.

Ah! what a fight was that which the Amawombe made at Endondakusuka.