The British Mission to Uganda in 1893
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Hutchisson complains of being very tired and feeling pain ; offered him choice, and he elected to go in canoe with Wadi Baraka ; told them to start late and drift slowly down, keeping near left bank, that we should not go more than eight miles, and that they were to try and get hold of natives and canoes.
OBTAINING CANOES 293 We started 6. Had very difficult march over very rough ground, cutting through thick bush, and struggling through dried swamps, cut up everywhere by deep elephant track, s...ometimes three feet deep. In avoiding swamps we had to go some three miles from river, and at 10.30 began to cut our way back to it, very thick and hard work. At last struck river 11.30.
With much difficulty got into communication with some natives in a canoe, and soon afterwards others came (Wa-koro- koro). Sent them off to get canoes. Shot on road one har- nessed bush-buck.
Mzee Bonair, Galla chief, and some men came to camp ; long shauri about canoes, etc. They say Gallas have no canoes, but at last undertook to send to all Korokoro people to bring canoes here for us to buy.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Hutchisson complains of being very tired and feeling pain ; offered him choice, and he elected to go in canoe with Wadi Baraka ; told them to start late and drift slowly down, keeping near left bank, that we should not go more than eight miles, and that they were to try and get hold of natives and canoes.
OBTAINING CANOES 293 We started 6. Had very difficult march over very rough ground, cutting through thick bush, and struggling through dried swamps, cut up everywhere by deep elephant track, s...ometimes three feet deep. In avoiding swamps we had to go some three miles from river, and at 10.30 began to cut our way back to it, very thick and hard work. At last struck river 11.30.
With much difficulty got into communication with some natives in a canoe, and soon afterwards others came (Wa-koro- koro). Sent them off to get canoes. Shot on road one har- nessed bush-buck.
Mzee Bonair, Galla chief, and some men came to camp ; long shauri about canoes, etc. They say Gallas have no canoes, but at last undertook to send to all Korokoro people to bring canoes here for us to buy.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Portal, Gerald Herbert, Sir to read onlineMoreLess
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