The Kafirs of Natal And the Zulu Country
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He had heard, he said, that a few white people intended to come first and obtain land j and, when they had built a fort, others would follow and subdue the Zulus. He stated also, that after thev had left Graham's Town, Cane had told him that some people were coming- soon, and that Major Somerset was about to visit Ding-an. He concluded by in- sinuating- that Cane had stopped behind to g-uide them.
Isaacs endeavoured to convince Ding-an that Jacob had fabricated a story to be reveng-ed on Cane 5... who, he said, \Aould be certain to come when he heard that the king- was angiy. " I do not want to see him ag'ain, " Ding-au replied ) " I wish you very much to drive him away. " Subsequently he said: "If I knew that a white army was coming-, I Avould distribute the people, and tell 13 18 THE KAFIRS OF NATAL.
tliein to separate in all directions 5 and, for my partj I would take only five men and g-o where you would never find me ; and tlien ^^ hat would you do for food ? Besides, I would poison our waters.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He had heard, he said, that a few white people intended to come first and obtain land j and, when they had built a fort, others would follow and subdue the Zulus. He stated also, that after thev had left Graham's Town, Cane had told him that some people were coming- soon, and that Major Somerset was about to visit Ding-an. He concluded by in- sinuating- that Cane had stopped behind to g-uide them.
Isaacs endeavoured to convince Ding-an that Jacob had fabricated a story to be reveng-ed on Cane 5... who, he said, \Aould be certain to come when he heard that the king- was angiy. " I do not want to see him ag'ain, " Ding-au replied ) " I wish you very much to drive him away. " Subsequently he said: "If I knew that a white army was coming-, I Avould distribute the people, and tell 13 18 THE KAFIRS OF NATAL.
tliein to separate in all directions 5 and, for my partj I would take only five men and g-o where you would never find me ; and tlien ^^ hat would you do for food ? Besides, I would poison our waters.
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