Chapter

1 IV   |           out with a caravan of Arab merchants, reached Lake Nyassa, and
2 XV   |          enjoyment which the wealthy merchants covet; while the latter,
3 XV   | perpendicular. Men, women, children, merchants and slaves, Arabs and negroes,
4 XV   |        troubling our heads about the merchants; we’d get rich that way!”~“
5 XV   |              There must be some Arab merchants here at Kazeh, who are better
6 XVII |            the doctor. “Are we ivory merchants? Did we come hither to make
7 XVIII|             the main district of the merchants of that country, he descried,