Coillard of the Zambesi : the Lives of François And Christina Coillard, of the Paris Missionary Society, in South And Central Africa (1858-1904)
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He saw that Jesus was hungry ; then he takes advantage of our position. Satan dared to attack Jesus, whom he knew to be the Son of God, God Himself, because he knew Jesus had a great work to accomplish, and that made him mad with rage. We are going forth to the conquest of his kingdom, of which he knows the weak- nesses and miseries : will he have any more respect to us?" They soon found that in Banyailand and among the Mashonas there was no supreme chief, as in Basutoland, but a number of pett...y chiefs, who each dwelt separate on his mountain, at the mercy of the Matabele. These mountains were formed of colossal crags, the soft, sandy soil in which they were originally embedded having been gradually washed away by the rains, leaving huge interstices. Consequently every citadel was a miniature Gibraltar, full of secret passages and hidden rock- chambers, in which the poor people took refuge with 1877] THE BANYAI 239 their cattle from their enemies. They were a slavish and cowardly crew.
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He saw that Jesus was hungry ; then he takes advantage of our position. Satan dared to attack Jesus, whom he knew to be the Son of God, God Himself, because he knew Jesus had a great work to accomplish, and that made him mad with rage. We are going forth to the conquest of his kingdom, of which he knows the weak- nesses and miseries : will he have any more respect to us?" They soon found that in Banyailand and among the Mashonas there was no supreme chief, as in Basutoland, but a number of pett...y chiefs, who each dwelt separate on his mountain, at the mercy of the Matabele. These mountains were formed of colossal crags, the soft, sandy soil in which they were originally embedded having been gradually washed away by the rains, leaving huge interstices. Consequently every citadel was a miniature Gibraltar, full of secret passages and hidden rock- chambers, in which the poor people took refuge with 1877] THE BANYAI 239 their cattle from their enemies. They were a slavish and cowardly crew.
What to read after Coillard of the Zambesi : the Lives of François And Christina Coillard, of the Paris Missionary Society, in South And Central Africa (1858-1904)?
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