Missionary Labours And Scenes in Southern Africa volume 7
Missionary Labours And Scenes in Southern Africa volume 7
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I write what I know, hav- ing reasoned with him on the subject, when he treated my arguments with indignity and scorn. What is man when left to himself !
A different though melancholy fate awaited Kok. He is reported to have been a devout man ; and that which occasioned his death does not necessarily imply a dereliction of duty. One morning, when going to his folds to survey his flocks, two of his men with guns waylaid him, and shot him dead upon the spot. These men were Bechuanas be- longing t...o Molehabangue, who complained of some grievance in reference to remuneration for their last journey to the Cape. The king, on hearing of the fatal deed, ordered his son Mothibi to seize the murderers. As soon as they were secured he sent a message to the widow, requesting her to be the executioner, employing the same kind of weapon with which they had killed her husband. Although deeply afflicted, she could not but admire the zeal with which the prince was determined to punish the criminals ; nevertheless she begged to be ex- cused having a hand in the retribution, at the same time expressing her thankfulness for the active part he had taken in the affair, and for the assurances he had given her of his protection, and sympathy, and respect.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I write what I know, hav- ing reasoned with him on the subject, when he treated my arguments with indignity and scorn. What is man when left to himself !
A different though melancholy fate awaited Kok. He is reported to have been a devout man ; and that which occasioned his death does not necessarily imply a dereliction of duty. One morning, when going to his folds to survey his flocks, two of his men with guns waylaid him, and shot him dead upon the spot. These men were Bechuanas be- longing t...o Molehabangue, who complained of some grievance in reference to remuneration for their last journey to the Cape. The king, on hearing of the fatal deed, ordered his son Mothibi to seize the murderers. As soon as they were secured he sent a message to the widow, requesting her to be the executioner, employing the same kind of weapon with which they had killed her husband. Although deeply afflicted, she could not but admire the zeal with which the prince was determined to punish the criminals ; nevertheless she begged to be ex- cused having a hand in the retribution, at the same time expressing her thankfulness for the active part he had taken in the affair, and for the assurances he had given her of his protection, and sympathy, and respect.
What to read after Missionary Labours And Scenes in Southern Africa volume 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Robert Moffat to read onlineMoreLess
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