CHAPTER IV.
Deaths of Dawson, Captain Pearce, and Dr. Morrison — 73 Their funeral — The survivors, after meeting with various occurrences, and experiencing the kindest hospitality from the natives on their route, arrive at Katunga, the capital of Yariba, on the 15th of January, 1826
CHAPTER V.
Residence at Katunga — Ebo the Eunuch — Pantomimic 108 representation by the Yaribeans — Departure from the city of Katunga — Arrival at Khiama — Wow Wow — Manners of the People — Boussa — Mungo Park
CHAPTER VI.
Widow Zuma’s Love Adventures — Departure from Wow Wow — Arrival 150 at Coulfo — Civil war in Nyffé — Ceremonies observed by the people of Coulfo at the end of the Rhamadan — Tornado at that place, and its disastrous consequences — The Travellers quit Coulfo, and proceed on their journey — The Author attacked with dysentery — His sufferings — Noble conduct of Captain Clapperton towards him — They enter Zeg Zeg — Arrive at Kano
CHAPTER VII.
Residence at Kano — Captain Clapperton leaves for Soccatoo — 198 History of Pasko, the Houssa Interpreter — Pasko’s robberies and confinement — Return of the Captain with the Godado, after an ineffectual attempt to reach Soccatoo — His second departure from Kano — His Letters
CHAPTER VIII.
The Author quits Kano to join his Master — His illness on the 231 road — Anecdotes of the Natives, and his reception by them — Pasko’s new robbery, and elopement — He is overtaken, and brought back — The Tuarick merchants — The Author’s arrival at Soccatoo, the metropolis of the Falatah empire — Residence there — Pasko’s dismissal, conduct, and marriage