Down with fever--Strange tribes--A cowardly mob--The country described--What Africa may be--Tribes of Africa--Marks and weapons--African ornamentation--A nobler tribe--Warriors armed--Filthy homes--Social customs--Agriculture, 93 CHAPTER VI. ADVENTURES IN GREAT VARIETY. Chiefs of Tabna--Fighting with Mirambo--A Flying caravan-- Despondency--Triumph--Shaw left--The hunter's paradise--On the hunt--Crocodiles, 128 CHAPTER VII. THE END APPROACHES. Mutinous conduct--News of a white man--Hastening to Ujiji--A screaming woman--A narrow escape, 150 CHAPTER VIII. STANLEY MEETS LIVINGSTONE. Ujiji in sight--The village entered--The doctor at hand--The lost found--Opening his mail--Talking and eating--A long talk--Ambition satisfied, 161 CHAPTER IX. STANLEY'S HOMEWARD MARCH. Sweet converse--Livingstone's surprise--Homeward bound--Parting with Livingstone--Tribute to Livingstone--Passing the swamps--Again at Zanzibar, 180 CHAPTER X. STANLEY'S SECOND EXPEDITION. Journeying inland--Lost in the jungle--Lion soup--Plenty of food--Edward Pocoke's death--Letter of condolence--Burial of Pocoke--Magic doctor, 197 CHAPTER XI. PRESSING TOWARD THE INTERIOR. A hostile surprise--A battle--A massacre--Summary retribution--Confident amid perils--Immense table-lands--Geological history, 216 CHAPTER XII. EXPLORATION OF THE VICTORIA NYANZA. Getting to work--Journal of the explorations--Navigating the lake--A narrow escape--Review of the route, 231 CHAPTER XIII. EXPLORATION OF THE VICTORIA NYANZA. Source of the Nile--King Mtesa--Royally entertained--The needed missionary--Wild justice, 243 CHAPTER XIV. EXPLORATION OF THE VICTORIA NYANZA. A night surprise--Narrow escape--In a storm--A welcome sight--A treacherous trick--A critical moment--Terrible recompense--A night tempest--Again in the storm, 256 CHAPTER XV. AN INTERVAL OF REST. Proposals to abandon camp--Rest after toil--Stanley's day-dreams--Seeking canoes--The king's strategy--Treachery thwarted, 277 CHAPTER XVI. PREPARATIONS FOR FURTHER EXPLORATIONS. Organizing an attack--Terrible punishment--Completely subdued--New schemes--The Albert Nyanza--Military escort, 291 CHAPTER XVII. THE EXPEDITION TO ALBERT NYANZA. Snow-capped mountains--A strange race--Toward the Albert Nyanza--A miserable failure--The inglorious return--Mtesa's friendship--Lakes of Karagwe--Sources of the Nile--Exploring the Kagera--An African village--Bead currency, 304 CHAPTER XVIII. EXPLORATIONS OF LAKE TANGANIKA.