Guides prepaid - Bark Canoes - Deserted by Guides -
Mistakes respecting the Coanza - Feelings of freed Slaves -
Gardens and Villages - Native
Traders - A Grave - Valley of the Quango -
Bamboo - White Larvae used as Food - Bashinje Insolence -
A posing Question - The Chief Sansawe - His Hostility -
Pass him safely - The River Quango - Chief's mode of dressing his Hair -
Opposition - Opportune Aid by Cypriano - His generous Hospitality -
Ability of Half-castes to read and write - Books and Images -
Marauding Party burned in the Grass - Arrive at Cassange - A good Supper
- Kindness of Captain Neves - Portuguese Curiosity and Questions -
Anniversary of the Resurrection - No Prejudice against Color -
Country around Cassange - Sell Sekeletu's Ivory - Makololo's Surprise
at the high Price obtained - Proposal to return Home, and Reasons -
Soldier-guide - Hill Kasala - Tala Mungongo, Village of -
Civility of Basongo - True Negroes - A Field of Wheat -
Carriers - Sleeping-places - Fever - Enter District of Ambaca -
Good Fruits of Jesuit Teaching - The `Tampan'; its Bite -
Universal Hospitality of the Portuguese - A Tale of the Mambari -
Exhilarating Effects of Highland Scenery - District of Golungo Alto -
Want of good Roads - Fertility - Forests of gigantic Timber -
Native Carpenters - Coffee Estate - Sterility of Country near the Coast -
Mosquitoes - Fears of the Makololo - Welcome by Mr. Gabriel to Loanda.
24TH. Ionga Panza's sons agreed to act as guides into the territory
of the Portuguese if I would give them the shell given by Shinte.
I was strongly averse to this, and especially to give it beforehand,
but yielded to the entreaty of my people to appear as if showing confidence
in these hopeful youths.
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