Chapter

 1 XV   |  Place.—The Royal Tembe.—The Sultan’s Wives.—A Royal Drunken-Bout.—
 2 XV   |   his turn, replied that the sultan, the “mwani,” who had been
 3 XV   |    by the natural son of the sultan, a handsomely-built young
 4 XV   |    procession arrived at the sultan’s palace, a sort of square
 5 XV   |  guards and favorites of the sultan; these were men of a fine
 6 XV   |   there, notwithstanding the sultan’s illness, the din, which
 7 XV   |    fate. On the death of the sultan, they were to be buried
 8 XV   |    wooden couch on which the sultan lay reclining. There he
 9 XV   |     that lay before him. The sultan stirred, and, for a dead
10 XV   |   What had happened? Had the sultan unluckily perished in the
11 XVI  |      of a dignitary was this Sultan of Kazeh?”~“An old half-dead
12 XVIII| where he was received by the sultan. He made a triangulation
13 XXX  |  that he was received by the Sultan of Mandara; he had quitted
14 XXX  |    held as a prisoner by the Sultan of Wadai, in the hope of
15 XXX  |      way to pay court to the sultan. The rotundity of the stomach
16 XXXIV|    in communication with the Sultan of Bornou! The Arabs cannot