The Story of Hm Stanley
The Story of Hm Stanley
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Returning to Ujiji, Stanley now prepared to explore the Lualaba downwards from Nyangwe", the farthest point that Living- stone had reached. More than forty of his men now deserted him; but with the re- mainder, about 150 in number, he arrived at Nyangwe* in safety on October 27. Near this place he met a famous Arab trader, Tippu Tib, who for, 1000 promised to escort Stanley for sixty days' march with 400 followers. And thus Stanley made ready for the hardest journey he had yet known.
74 r I * O...i 01 % ft d Pjl c LIVINGSTONE'S RIVER CHAPTER VII LIVINGSTONE'S RIVER November 5th, 1876, Stanley left Nyangwe* to follow Livingstone's great river towards the sea. Livingstone had taken measurements of its height above the sea-level; and, if his levels were cor- rect, it could not reach the Nile without flowing uphill. Stanley's object was to see whether this mighty stream, which Livingstone's native guides had called a long lake full of islands, would turn out to be the Congo.
With Tippu Tib and his men as an escort, Stanley and his caravan plunged into the thick forest of Mitamba, which lay before them for many miles.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Returning to Ujiji, Stanley now prepared to explore the Lualaba downwards from Nyangwe", the farthest point that Living- stone had reached. More than forty of his men now deserted him; but with the re- mainder, about 150 in number, he arrived at Nyangwe* in safety on October 27. Near this place he met a famous Arab trader, Tippu Tib, who for, 1000 promised to escort Stanley for sixty days' march with 400 followers. And thus Stanley made ready for the hardest journey he had yet known.
74 r I * O...i 01 % ft d Pjl c LIVINGSTONE'S RIVER CHAPTER VII LIVINGSTONE'S RIVER November 5th, 1876, Stanley left Nyangwe* to follow Livingstone's great river towards the sea. Livingstone had taken measurements of its height above the sea-level; and, if his levels were cor- rect, it could not reach the Nile without flowing uphill. Stanley's object was to see whether this mighty stream, which Livingstone's native guides had called a long lake full of islands, would turn out to be the Congo.
With Tippu Tib and his men as an escort, Stanley and his caravan plunged into the thick forest of Mitamba, which lay before them for many miles.
What to read after The Story of Hm Stanley?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Vautier Golding to read onlineMoreLess
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