Buaki. “Yes, they are well.”
Rowe. “They have come here from Cape Coast. They travel in the bush more comfortably than I do.”
Buaki. “Just so.”
Rowe. “We may look for rain in about three months I suppose. How many months? Two, or three?”
Buaki. “Yes.”
Rowe. “During that time any one who has a house stops in it.”
Buaki. “Yes.”
Rowe. “I don’t like to be caught by rain in the bush. I don’t mind being here in the bush when it is fine. I’m afraid I can’t do much here to make you comfortable.”
Buaki. “I quite understand that.”
Rowe. “Still I am glad to see you, and, as far as I can, I will do my best for you.”