The Achievements of Stanley And Other African Explorers Comprising All the Late
The Achievements of Stanley And Other African Explorers Comprising All the Late
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The consequence was they eloped and fled to the island on which the missionaries were stationed, and placed themselves under their protection and remained with them. The enraged savage heard of this, and doubtless believing that the missionaries had connived at the elope- ment certainly harbored the fugitives against his wish attacked the station and murdered the missionaries. How much or how little they were to blame, or if not guilty of any wrong, how unwisely they acted, they unfortu- AN ACT... OF WILD JUSTICE. 423 nately do not live to tell us. But Stanley's conduct in that region had nothing to do with the tragedy. It was an act of wild justice by an enraged and savage chief- tain, and militates in no way against carrying out the pro- ject of Stanley.
CHAPTER XXVII.
STANLEY CONTINUES HIS EXPLORATIONS DRUNKEN NATIVES A SUSPICIOUS RECEPTION A PEACEFUL NIGHT A WILD WAKING UP A STARTLING SPECTACLE HURRIED DEPARTURE MAGASSA'S FLEET LACK OF FOOD A FEARFUL STORM BUMBIREH ISLAND A BRIGHT PROS- PECTSTANLEY ENTRAPPED IN DEADLY PERIL A CROWD OF DEMONS A FEARFUL NIGHT PROMPT ACTION BARELY SAVED SWIFT AND TERRIBLE REVENGE A FRIGHTFUL STORM REFUGE ISLAND A GRATEFUL CAMP PROVISIONS SECURED ANOTHER STORM A STAUNCH BOAT STEERING FOR CAMP HIS JOYFUL GREETING EXCITEMENT OF THE MEN THE SECRET OF THE MEN'S AFFECTION FOR HIM.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The consequence was they eloped and fled to the island on which the missionaries were stationed, and placed themselves under their protection and remained with them. The enraged savage heard of this, and doubtless believing that the missionaries had connived at the elope- ment certainly harbored the fugitives against his wish attacked the station and murdered the missionaries. How much or how little they were to blame, or if not guilty of any wrong, how unwisely they acted, they unfortu- AN ACT... OF WILD JUSTICE. 423 nately do not live to tell us. But Stanley's conduct in that region had nothing to do with the tragedy. It was an act of wild justice by an enraged and savage chief- tain, and militates in no way against carrying out the pro- ject of Stanley.
CHAPTER XXVII.
STANLEY CONTINUES HIS EXPLORATIONS DRUNKEN NATIVES A SUSPICIOUS RECEPTION A PEACEFUL NIGHT A WILD WAKING UP A STARTLING SPECTACLE HURRIED DEPARTURE MAGASSA'S FLEET LACK OF FOOD A FEARFUL STORM BUMBIREH ISLAND A BRIGHT PROS- PECTSTANLEY ENTRAPPED IN DEADLY PERIL A CROWD OF DEMONS A FEARFUL NIGHT PROMPT ACTION BARELY SAVED SWIFT AND TERRIBLE REVENGE A FRIGHTFUL STORM REFUGE ISLAND A GRATEFUL CAMP PROVISIONS SECURED ANOTHER STORM A STAUNCH BOAT STEERING FOR CAMP HIS JOYFUL GREETING EXCITEMENT OF THE MEN THE SECRET OF THE MEN'S AFFECTION FOR HIM.
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