Travels in the Interior of Africa — volume 01
Travels in the Interior of Africa — volume 01
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Being answered in the affirmative, she presented me witha few handfuls, and walked away before I had time to thank her forthis seasonable supply.
The old woman had scarcely left me when I received information thata nephew of Demba Sego Jalla, the Mandingo king of Kasson, wascoming to pay me a visit. He had been sent on an embassy toBatcheri, King of Kajaaga, to endeavour to settle the disputes whichhad arisen between his uncle and the latter; but after debating thematter four days without succe...ss, he was now on his return, andhearing that a white man was at Joag, on his way to Kasson, curiosity brought in to see me. I represented to him my situationand distresses, when he frankly offered me his protection, and saidhe would be my guide to Kasson (provided I would set out the nextmorning), and be answerable for my safety. I readily and gratefullyaccepted his offer, and was ready with my attendants by daylight onthe morning of the 27th of December.
My protector, whose name was Demba Sego, probably after his uncle, had a numerous retinue.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Being answered in the affirmative, she presented me witha few handfuls, and walked away before I had time to thank her forthis seasonable supply.
The old woman had scarcely left me when I received information thata nephew of Demba Sego Jalla, the Mandingo king of Kasson, wascoming to pay me a visit. He had been sent on an embassy toBatcheri, King of Kajaaga, to endeavour to settle the disputes whichhad arisen between his uncle and the latter; but after debating thematter four days without succe...ss, he was now on his return, andhearing that a white man was at Joag, on his way to Kasson, curiosity brought in to see me. I represented to him my situationand distresses, when he frankly offered me his protection, and saidhe would be my guide to Kasson (provided I would set out the nextmorning), and be answerable for my safety. I readily and gratefullyaccepted his offer, and was ready with my attendants by daylight onthe morning of the 27th of December.
My protector, whose name was Demba Sego, probably after his uncle, had a numerous retinue.
What to read after Travels in the Interior of Africa — volume 01?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Park Mungo to read onlineMoreLess
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