In the Heart of Africa
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Panic-stricken, the unfortunate victims rush from their burningdwellings, and the men are shot down like pheasants in a battue, whilethe women and children, bewildered in the danger and confusion, arekidnapped and secured. The herds of cattle, still within their kraal or"zareeba, " are easily disposed of, and are driven off with greatrejoicing, as the prize of victory. The women and children are thenfastened together, and the former secured in an instrument called asheba, made of a forked pole,... the neck of the prisoner fitting into thefork, and secured by a cross-piece lashed behind, while the wrists, brought together in advance of the body, are tied to the pole. Thechildren are then fastened by their necks with a rope attached to thewomen, and thus form a living chain, in which order they are marched tothe head-quarters in company with the captured herds.
This is the commencement of business. Should there be ivory in any ofthe huts not destroyed by the fire, it is appropriated. A generalplunder takes place.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Panic-stricken, the unfortunate victims rush from their burningdwellings, and the men are shot down like pheasants in a battue, whilethe women and children, bewildered in the danger and confusion, arekidnapped and secured. The herds of cattle, still within their kraal or"zareeba, " are easily disposed of, and are driven off with greatrejoicing, as the prize of victory. The women and children are thenfastened together, and the former secured in an instrument called asheba, made of a forked pole,... the neck of the prisoner fitting into thefork, and secured by a cross-piece lashed behind, while the wrists, brought together in advance of the body, are tied to the pole. Thechildren are then fastened by their necks with a rope attached to thewomen, and thus form a living chain, in which order they are marched tothe head-quarters in company with the captured herds.
This is the commencement of business. Should there be ivory in any ofthe huts not destroyed by the fire, it is appropriated. A generalplunder takes place.
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