The legend of the Blameless Priest—The heroes of Uganda: Chwa; Kimera, the giant; Nakivingi; Kibaga, the flying warrior; Ma’anda; Wakinguru, the champion; Kamanya, the conqueror of the Wakedi; Suna, the cruel; his massacre of the Wasoga; Namujurilwa, the Achilles of Uganda; Setuba and his lions; Kasindula the hero, peasant, and premier—Mtesa the mild-eyed 270 CHAPTER XV. Life and manners in Uganda—The Peasant—The Chief—The Emperor—The Land 299 CHAPTER XVI. TO MUTA NZIGÉ AND BACK TO UGANDA. The ladies of Mtesa’s family—Sambuzi ordered to take me to Muta Nzigé—My last evening with Mtesa—_En route_ for Muta Nzigé— Sambuzi suffers from the “big head”—We come to an understanding—The white people of Gambaragara—War music—Through a deserted country—Sinister auguries—A cowards’ council of war—Panic in the camp—Sambuzi announces his intention of deserting me—The flight when none pursued—The “Spoiler” eaten up—Mtesa tries to persuade me to return—At Kafurro 326 CHAPTER XVII. Kafurro and its magnates—Lake Windermere—Rumanika, the gentle king of Karagwé—His country—The Ingezi—Among the mosquitoes— Ihema Island—The triple cones of Ufumbiro—Double-horned rhinoceros—The hot springs of Mtagata—The Geographical Society of Karagwé—The philosophy of noses—Rumanika’s thesauron—Some new facts about the rhinoceros and elephant—Uhimba—Paganus, var. esuriens—Retrospect 356 CHAPTER XVIII. The twin rivers—Mankorongo baulked of his loot—Poor Bull! True to the death—Msenna breaks out again—The Terror of Africa appears on the scene—Mars at peace—“Dig potatoes, potatoes, potatoes”—Mirambo, the bandit chief, and I make blood-brotherhood—Little kings with “big heads”—Practical conversion of the chief of Ubagwé—The Watuta, the Ishmaelites of Africa—Their history—African nomenclature—From Msené across the Malagarazi to Ujiji—Sad memories 379 LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS. --- FULL-PAGE ILLUSTRATIONS. NO. PAGE 1. H. M. STANLEY. (_After Walery_) _Frontispiece_ 2. VIEW FROM THE ROOF OF MR. AUGUSTUS _To face page_ 32 SPARHAWK’S HOUSE. (_From a photograph_) 3. BURYING OUR DEAD IN HOSTILE TURU: VIEW OF ” 92 OUR CAMP 4. RECEPTION BY KING MTESA’S BODY-GUARD AT ” 148 USAVARA 5. MTESA, THE EMPEROR OF UGANDA. (_From a ” 152 photograph_)