  | "I saw peeping through the leaves a black fierce face looking at us" | Frontispiece | | The meeting with Rotembo | Facing | Page | 4 | | Rogala and Andekko | " | " | 12 | | Ndova's mother tries to carry him away into the forest | " | " | 18 | | "We raised our guns and aimed at the two biggest white-nosed ones and fired" | " | " | 26 | | "She looked at me in fear and trembling, and she and the children ran to hide" | " | " | 32 | | "The leopard was slowly crawling near" | " | " | 38 | | "We fired and brought him down" | " | " | 44 | | "Boiling water and hot ashes were thrown upon the ants and we put brands across their path" | " | " | 52 | | "Suddenly the bull made for the river" | " | " | 58 | | "Gun in hand, I watched for him to swim to the surface of the water" | " | " | 70 | | "He put his nose close to her face and moaned pitifully" | " | " | 88 | | "Soon I saw their heads peeping over the palisades" | " | " | 94 | | Rogala and his idol | " | " | 98 | | "The two nshiego-nkengos had their backs turned towards us, and were eating pineapples" | " | " | 114 | | "When the raft was ready Rogala, Ndova, and Andekko crossed to the island" | " | " | 122 | | "When I was ready to take observations, I seated myself cross-legged before the artificial horizon" | " | " | 128 | | "Rogala came out of the den holding two little live leopards by the neck" | " | " | 136 | | "Clearly this village belonged to a warlike tribe, whose people were always fighting" | " | " | 146 | | "When I saw him, I came towards him, and in an instant we were in each other's arms" | " | " | 152 | | "Suddenly Rogala uttered a terrific war-cry and ran towards the man" | " | " | 168 | | "He ate with us, and consequently had the same food" | " | " | 174 | | "Andekko had pinned the mandrill down and they were fighting savagely" | " | " | 180 | | "At the end of the day I had made a pair of skin trousers" | " | " | 190 |
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