Lost in the Jungle; Narrated for Young PeopleDu Chaillu, Paul B. (Paul Belloni)
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Lost in the Jungle; Narrated for Young People
Du Chaillu, Paul B. (Paul Belloni)
Africa, West -- Description and travel; Africa, West -- Description and travel -- Juvenile literature
CHAPTER XXII. Great Mountains.--Ashira Land is beautiful.--The
People are afraid.--Reach Akoonga's Village.--King Olenda
sends Messengers and Presents.--I reach Olenda's Village. 181
CHAPTER XXIII. King Olenda comes to receive me.--He is very
old.--Never saw a Man so old before.--He beats his Kendo.--He
salutes me with his Kombo.--Kings alone can wear the Kendo. 185
CHAPTER XXIV. They all come to see me.--They say I have an
Evil Eye.--Ashira Villages.--Olenda gives a great Ball in my
Honor.--Beer-houses.--Goats coming out of a Mountain alive. 190
CHAPTER XXV. Ascension of the Ofoubou-Orèrè and Andelè
Mountains.--The Ashiras bleed their Hands.--Story of a
Fight between a Gorilla and a Leopard.--The Gorilla and
the Elephant.--Wild Boars. 197
CHAPTER XXVI. Propose to start for Haunted Mountains.--Olenda
says it can not be done.--At last I leave Olenda Village.--A
Tornado.--We are Lost.--We fight a Gorilla.--We kill a
Leopard.--Return to Olenda. 203
CHAPTER XXVII. Departure for the Apingi Country.--The Ovigui
River.--Dangerous Bridge to Cross.--How the Bridge was
built.--Glad to escape Drowning.--On the Way.--Reach the
Oloumy. 217
CHAPTER XXVIII. A Gorilla.--How he attacked me.--I kill
him.--Minsho tells a Story of two Gorillas fighting.--We
meet King Remandji.--I fall into an Elephant-pit.--Reach
Apingi Land. 226
CHAPTER XXIX. First Day in Apingi Land.--I fire a Gun.--The
Natives are Frightened.--I give the King a Waistcoat.--He
wears it.--The Sapadi People.--The Music-box.--I must make
a Mountain of Beads. 238
CHAPTER XXX. A large Fleet of Canoes.--We ascend the
River.--The King paddles my Canoe.--Agobi's Village.--We
upset.--The King is furious.--Okabi, the Charmer.--I read
the Bible.--The People are afraid. 246
CHAPTER XXXI. A great Crowd of Strangers.--I am made a
King.--I remain in my Kingdom.--Good-by to the Young Folks. 258
ILLUSTRATIONS.
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