French Enterprise in Africa; the Personal Narrative of Lieut. Hourst of His Exploration of the Niger

Hourst, Émile Auguste Léon, 1864-

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Here we procured some fresh guides who, were to take us to Ayuru.
Rapids! rapids! and yet more rapids! As we ap- proached Ayuru the river became more and more terrible ; we struck five or six times a day, again and again narrowly escaping the staving in of our boats. On the i8th, however, we safely reached Ayuru, a pretty little village of thatched huts on a rocky islet. My nerves had been overstrained, and in the evening when we were at dinner I fainted away.
I did not come to again for two wh...ole hours, and was very much surprised when I recovered consciousness to find myself lying on a mat wrapped up in coverlids, and being fanned by a coolie who was keeping watch over me.
From Ayuru I sent twenty rifles to Madidu, in token of my gratitude for the way in which his people had treated us.
We pushed on on the 19th for Kendadji, but navigation was, if possible, more difficult than ever. It became almost impossible to make our way amongst the countless islands impeding the stream and breaking it up into a confusing number of arms each with rapids of its own.

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