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               [Illustration: Henry M. Stanley Signature

                                 1890]

               COPYRIGHT 1890 BY CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS




                           IN DARKEST AFRICA

                                 OR THE

                   QUEST, RESCUE, AND RETREAT OF EMIN
                         GOVERNOR OF EQUATORIA

                                   BY

                            HENRY M. STANLEY

             WITH TWO STEEL ENGRAVINGS, AND ONE HUNDRED AND
                      FIFTY ILLUSTRATIONS AND MAPS

                             IN TWO VOLUMES

                                VOL. II

            "I will not cease to go forward until I come to
                   the place where the two seas meet,
      though I travel ninety years."--KORAN, chap. xviii., v. 62.

                                NEW YORK
                        CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS

                                  1890

                        [_All rights reserved_]

                          COPYRIGHT, 1890, BY
                        CHARLES SCRIBNER'S SONS

                      Press of J. J. Little & Co.,
                         Astor Place, New York.




CONTENTS OF VOLUME II.


CHAPTER XXI.

WE START OUR THIRD JOURNEY TO THE NYANZA.

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Mr. Bonny and the Zanzibaris--The Zanzibaris' complaints--Poison of the
Manioc--Conversations with Ferajji and Salim--We tell the rear column of
the rich plenty of the Nyanza--We wait for Tippu-Tib at Bungan