Translating and Teaching. Visiting. Diary. Native Funeral. A Murder. The Blantyre Colony. Native Law. Insecurity, 94-114 CHAPTER IX.—SECOND HALF. New Year’s Day. Sewing Class. Housekeeping. School Work. Native Wars, 115-130 CHAPTER X.—SECOND HALF—_Continued_. Pilfering. The Station set on Fire. Expedition to Mlanje. The Native Language. Scarcity. Trading Company. Field for Emigration, 131-147 CHAPTER XI.—THIRD HALF. Founding Zomba Mission. Lake Chirwa. Attack on the Mission Carriers. A Slave Raid. Anxiety, 148-177 CHAPTER XII.—FOURTH HALF. Improvements. Increase of Pupils. Boarders. Negro Laziness. Preaching. Slavery, touching cases. Missionary Methods. Amateur Physicians. At Cherasulo and Zomba, 178-212 CHAPTER XIII.—FIFTH HALF. Hermit Life. War. Mission Difficulties. Kidnapping. A Scare. Wild Animals. Amusements. Visit to Zomba. Young Elephants. Strange Refugees, 213-232 CHAPTER XIV.—SIXTH HALF. Native Headmen. Translating. Imprisonments. A Slaving Chief. Sheep Stealing. Hopeful Pupils. Evangelical Work. The Colony again, 233-261 CHAPTER XV.—SEVENTH HALF. Start for Scotland. “I wish to go with you.” The Magololo. Sabbath on the River. War in Front. Suspense. Discomforts. A Native Crew. Magololo Harem. Anyasa Carriers, 262-287 CHAPTER XVI.—CONCLUSION. Work resumed. Return of Pupils. Slavery. Second Departure. Game. Adventure with Hippopotamus. Matekenya’s people. Morumbala. Mazaro. Civil Jurisdiction again! The Slave Trade. Quilimane. Slaves in the land of their Captivity. Mission at Zanzibar. Missionary Prospects in the Interior, 288-315 APPENDIX.—NATIVE TALES. 316-371 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. VOL. II. PAGE Magomero Mission, 10 Women of Mazaro, 61 Cutting up Hippopotamus for food, 64 The Blantyre Mission, 75 Native Female, 89 Mode of carrying in the hand, 121 The “Manse,” Blantyre, 178 The Basket Makers, Blantyre, 185 Anyasa Village on the Chiri, 271 A dangerous Hippopotamus, 290 Hippopotami at Home, 293 Night Halt on the River Bank, 296 The Kwagwa, 300 CHAPTER I.