. Die Geschichte der hinteren Spalte der Emin Pascha Relief Expedition [microform]. Explorers; Vögel; Insekten; Explorateurs; Oiseaux; Insectes. Tagebuch. 297. V^"^ ^..^v^.^* ASSIMENE. h." Ich iili. Ich 'i' i' iiBH! Lt Eturi, und; in 111 starke ah, und es ist BS rückwärts Ion. In Tho, einen Lii^' Schlafplätze des linken beliind Ack zu Kunst in diesem Land ist die Tatsache, dass alle Eingeborenen und viele der Araber glauben, dass Sie sterben, wenn Sie ein Bild von Ihnen zu machen, und so verliert man viele skizziert. Einen ganzen Tag haben liere Für die Männer ausgegeben werden Nahrungsmittel, die hauptsächlich Con-sis zu sammeln

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. The story of the rear column of the Emin Pasha relief expedition [microform] . Explorers; Birds; Insects; Explorateurs; Oiseaux; Insectes. DIARY. 297. V ^"^^..^v^ .^* ASSIMENE. h.' I iili.i ' i'i'iiBH! Lt Eturi, and ;in 111 strong ah, and it is BS backwards ion. In tho ;a's Lii^'lits of left beliind ack to art in this country is the fact that all the natives and a great many of the Arabs believe that they will certainly die if you make a picture of them, and so one loses many sketched'. Another whole day will have to be spent liere for the men to collect food, which principally con- sists of sweet potatoes. The race of the whole fleet of ?^anoes into Kibongc this morning was a fine sight. May (Sth.—Bad news to-day. Three guns were taken from the last lot of Tippu-Tib's canoes, that went down the river, by the same natives who took those yesterday, so men have been sent to recover them, and we shall have to wait here over to-morrov. Salem Masudi told me this morning that he had dreamed last niglit that he wa^ with me on the march fVoni our camp, just after we had left it, and that a messenger arrived to say that Stairs was at Tanganyika, and that we were to return ajid go down that way. Salem said that his dreams always came true, and that he was willing to bet one hundred dollars that we should never go to the Lake, and that most likely a canoe would come after us with the news, before we reached the Falls. Whether this is a quiet way of breaking some news to me, or an invention of his brain, remains to be 1888. , May 1.5. Kibonifo.. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Jameson, James S. (James Sligo), 1856-1888; Jameson, James S. Mr. Toronto : Rose Pub. Co.

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