In the Torrid Sudan
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Lyam Tu Tiang having come in under Government protection, any accident to him or his men would have been con- sidered a breach of faith, with bad results in regard to the people of Lau. Fortunately, a pacific attitude prevailed in the morning, and both Lyam Tu Tiang and the expedition returned safely home.
A further journey was even more fruitful in excitement. Woll was a fine physical specimen, but his character lacked firmness, which was amply supplied in the case of his brother, Machar Diu, ...who, described by the Governor as a most difificult savage, became chief in practice if not in name. Machar Diu, possessing less worldly knowledge than his father, but considerable intelligence, scouted the idea of interference by the " Turks " when the mission to him was conceived. The two representa- tives of Government, at first travelling separately, and accompanied in all by six Sudanese soldiers, 15 226 THE TASK OF ADMINISTRATION landed at Kodni, where I had once gone ashore, and marched inland.
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Lyam Tu Tiang having come in under Government protection, any accident to him or his men would have been con- sidered a breach of faith, with bad results in regard to the people of Lau. Fortunately, a pacific attitude prevailed in the morning, and both Lyam Tu Tiang and the expedition returned safely home.
A further journey was even more fruitful in excitement. Woll was a fine physical specimen, but his character lacked firmness, which was amply supplied in the case of his brother, Machar Diu, ...who, described by the Governor as a most difificult savage, became chief in practice if not in name. Machar Diu, possessing less worldly knowledge than his father, but considerable intelligence, scouted the idea of interference by the " Turks " when the mission to him was conceived. The two representa- tives of Government, at first travelling separately, and accompanied in all by six Sudanese soldiers, 15 226 THE TASK OF ADMINISTRATION landed at Kodni, where I had once gone ashore, and marched inland.
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