Ihis certainly has hi i nthe most eitra-
ordinaryaipedrtloo I bava aaac led into
Africa. A veritable divinity seems to have^hedged us while we jourili yed. I say it^with all reverence. It is impelled us whither^it would, i ll.-eteil its own will, but mvii^tlieli ss giiuli il and proti-cted us.
Stanleylin n gia-s 011 to tell at length of^the suffeni'g of the rear column after din-^UOaf bM bai instruct ions, the terrible ei-^^N'rience of ihe advance column which waa^loot 111 the hi ash,and the six days' search^he hail to find it, tin death i f Jameson and^others, the seizure of Klllin Pasha and Jef^^ferson by ri be Is, their rescue, etc., and^adds: ^Jetlersoli'- own letters w ill di acrihe
MaaaaMty.Not until botb w.-n m my
campand the I gvptian fugitives safe under^our protection did I la-gill to see that 1^was only carrying out a higher plan than^mine. Not one oilier who was^with me will forget the miseries^he has endured; yet every one thai started^from home di stilled to march with the ad^mmImM and share its wonderful ad^^ventures, la here to-day. aafe, sound and^well.^ Bcfemiig to tin terrible privations^laiWVIlh which they livid, Stanley says^this was not due to me any^more than the courage with which^they have borne all that waa Unpnaed^Up^.ti tIn 111 hy their surroundings or tlie^cheery em ri'v which thev l^est..wed on their^work, or the lioisdiil voices which rang in
tlars of the despairing multitudes uf
Id,nks and urged the pisir souls on to their^goal. Die vulgar will call it luck, uula-^lievcrs will call it chain'. , hut deep down in^each heart remains the feeling that, of a^verity, there are more things 111 Heaven and^earth than are dream.si of in conimui^philosophy.
M.til.) lii.r-.-s. riairiav paabMl bojaaaj wag,.a-,^dull call-, eic m ..n.tl.s^, variety al The Iks. Hive.
