STANLEY'S EXPEDITION DESCENDING THE LIVINGSTONE.
[CHAPTER XXXII.]
UNYAMYEMBE.—AMONG THE ARABS.—MARCHING TOWARD THE COAST.
Having finished our journey down the Livingstone to the shores of the Atlantic, in company with Stanley, we will return to our young friends in Unyamwezi.
Three days sufficed to arrange the plans for their future movements. On the morning of the fourth day the servants packed the tents and baggage, and the party was ready to move in the direction of Unyamyembe and Zanzibar. Previous to starting they made a farewell visit to Mirambo, to whom they gave additional presents. The king was not to be outdone in generosity, and ordered his officers to see that they had all the provisions that would be needed for the journey to Unyamyembe.
Just as they were about to make their farewells to Mirambo, Abdul came to the Doctor's side and whispered a few words in his ear.