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id: 1724
title: Finished
author: Haggard, H. Rider (Henry Rider)
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  "I wonder what Miss Heda is like," went on Anscombe after a "Allan," said Anscombe to me a little later, for by now he called he replied that Zikali had told him I was coming, he did not know guest-hut, Goza appeared and said that the king commanded me to "O King," answered Goza, "he was trying to kill Macumazahn "Macumazahn," he said, "the Great Queen''s man who has come to naked-looking things that end in points like fingers on a hand, "Now as always you speak truth, Macumazahn," said Goza, looking "It is not needful, King," answered Zikali, "since I know what "We know what the white men think," said Cetewayo, "so there is "Macumazahn, you white men are reported to know all things. he went on, "many of those who are present think like Macumazahn "O-ho-o!" laughed Zikali, "the White Man who does not know the "Your word, King," said Zikali.


id: 611
title: Prester John
author: Buchan, John
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  lest the man should have heard the noise and have come to look for the It was indeed a black man, as we saw when the moon came out of a cloud. across a great big native parson called Laputa? Wardlaw, who said, ''I believe the old villain has got some sort of The low tones went on for a little, both men talking in Kaffir, and Wardlaw, as I have said, had been working like a slave at the Kaffir stood out like a great ship above the dark green sea of the bush. thoughts ran on a native rising, and I kept telling myself how little mind: Laputa had to get the Great Snake, the necklet of Prester John, The old man whom I took to be the priest advanced towards Laputa with fellows got wind of Laputa''s turn to the left, and in great haste


id: 32927
title: The Induna''s Wife
author: Mitford, Bertram
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  "And was this by day or by night?" said the King, who had been listening fierceness, causing the great white shield held above the King to shine "Great dreams, Untuswa," said Lalusini, with a smile that had something "Thou art a brave man, Untuswa," said the King, "but I think thou Swazi girls who had been given me as wives by Dingane, the Great King, "There is yet another way, Untuswa, Father of the Fools," said the King, No great time went by before those Amabuna returned, having sent word "What sayest thou, Untuswa?" said the King, turning to me. Thou art no fool, Untuswa," said the King, knowing that I meant "Thou hast the mind of a leader of men Untuswa," said the King, greatly thou great brave one who would have slain a King who knew not how to an induna of the right hand of the Great King, to give _you_


id: 32925
title: The King''s Assegai: A Matabili Story
author: Mitford, Bertram
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  while yet young, a great _induna_ at the right hand of another king, and was a boy in the days when Tshaka, the great King, ruled this land, and all cried the royal ''Bayete!'' A new nation hailed Umzilikazi as King." "I am an old man now, _Nkose_, and have lived to learn that women, like "''Rise, son of Ntelani,'' said the King, as soon as the thunder of the "''Thy snuff is strong, Untuswa,'' said the King, bursting out laughing. "''Where hast thou deposited thy _muti_, old man?'' said the King, when I "''My life is in the King''s hands,'' answered the old Mosutu without long the old man lay in death-like silence, nor would the King suffer a "''I welcome death at the King''s word,'' said Sekweni, who knew he was "The old man''s eyes flashed forth a laugh, and he said: "''What of the wounded man?'' said the King; ''does he live?''


id: 32559
title: Adventures of Hans Sterk: The South African Hunter and Pioneer
author: Drayson, Alfred W. (Alfred Wilks)
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  "I came on fresh elephant''s spoor soon after I left you," said Hans. "You have not killed all four bull elephants, Hans?" said Bernhard, with "Better follow the spoor, Hans, I think," replied Victor; "but what does "Men," said Hans, as he turned to his companions, "Katrine Siedenberg "Those men," at length said Hans to his companions, "are following "The chief wants to show the horses," said Hans, in his best Kaffir; "Taking the horses by the chief''s orders," replied Hans, in Matabili. Hans," said Victor, "though I am an old hunter, I know I should "Our guns for this, Victor," said Hans; "let us thin them as they come; "It is not good," said Hans; "for men will shoot wild in order just to As soon as Hans saw the elephant fall, he said, "Bring up the horses, "It looks good elephant ground," said Hans; "and it will be well to try


id: 32543
title: The White Chief of the Caffres
author: Drayson, Alfred W. (Alfred Wilks)
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  with this "bring near"; that it was made by white men, just as Caffres Caffres, I did not believe they would kill white men without a cause, so yet obtained the right thought!" I said, "The white men have all guns; Great Chief would order fifty men to be assagied, and send another few white men had built huts near Natal Bay, and were living there, Great Chief was very angry when he heard that white men had come to warning to the white men who were living at the Bay. For several days the chiefs were talking about the affair; and I noticed the white men, for if they returned to the Great Zulu Chief without large party of Zulus marching from where they had killed the white men the place where the Zulus had ambushed the white men, and I had seen no


id: 32569
title: The Luck of Gerard Ridgeley
author: Mitford, Bertram
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  "That''s cheerful, Mr Kingsland, at any rate," said Gerard Ridgeley, countries like this!" said Gerard, "and--why, Harry, you''ve got one. "Rattling good chap, old Kingsland," said Gerard, enthusiastically, when it?" said Gerard, angrily, for although a good-tempered fellow he had "Look here," said Gerard, "if you think you''ve any claim upon us, we are "If all Zulus are like him, they must be a splendid race," said Gerard, once in the Zulu country left my waggon standing for an hour at a time "He''s a chap who won''t come to over much good, I''m afraid," said Dawes. At the time when Dawes and Gerard were commencing their return journey "Very good," said Dawes, with the self-possession of a man who had Not we?" said Dawes, in answer to Gerard''s suggestion. great good luck Gerard would have reached the king''s kraal by that time "What are we going to do, now?" said Gerard.


