Outside this kraal there are other hyenas waiting who call me chief--a hundred or two of them--assembled for a certain purpose by the royal leave of King Panda, whose House, as we all know, you hate.

Come, leave that beef and beer and begin your hunting of hyenas, O Masapo." Now Masapo sat silent, for he saw that he who thought to snare a baboon had caught a tiger.
"You do not speak, O Chief of the little Amansomi," went on Saduko, who was beside himself with rage and jealousy.

"You will not leave your beef and beer to hunt the hyenas who are captained by an umfokazana! Well, then, the umfokazana will speak," and, stepping up to Masapo, with the spear he carried poised in his right hand, Saduko grasped his rival's short beard with his left.
"Listen, Chief," he said.

"You and I are enemies.

You seek the woman I seek, and, mayhap, being rich, you will buy her.