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May
7th
and
8th
.
--
The
next
day
they
count
the
victims
.
Twenty
slaves
have
disappeared
.
At
daybreak
I
look
for
Tom
and
his
companions
.
God
be
praised
!
they
are
living
.
Alas
!
ought
I
to
praise
God
?
Is
one
not
happier
to
be
done
with
all
this
misery
!
Tom
is
at
the
head
of
the
convoy
.
At
a
moment
when
his
son
Bat
made
a
turn
,
the
fork
was
presented
obliquely
,
and
Tom
was
able
to
see
me
.
I
search
in
vain
for
old
Nan
.
Is
she
in
the
central
group
?
or
has
she
perished
during
that
frightful
night
?
The
next
day
,
passed
the
limit
of
the
inundated
plain
,
after
twenty-four
hours
in
the
water
.
We
halt
on
a
hill
.
The
sun
dries
us
a
little
.
We
eat
,
but
what
miserable
food
!
A
little
tapioca
,
a
few
handfuls
of
maize
.
Nothing
but
the
troubled
water
to
drink
.
Prisoners
extended
on
the
ground
--
how
many
will
not
get
up
!
No
!
it
is
not
possible
that
Mrs.
Weldon
and
her
son
have
passed
through
so
much
misery
!
God
would
be
so
gracious
to
them
as
to
have
them
led
to
Kazounde
by
another
road
.
The
unhappy
mother
could
not
resist
.
New
case
of
small-pox
in
the
caravan
;
the
"
ndoue
,
"
as
they
say
.
The
sick
could
not
be
able
to
go
far
.
Will
they
abandon
them
?
May
9th
.
--
They
have
begun
the
march
again
at
sunrise
.
No
laggards
.
The
overseer
's
whip
has
quickly
raised
those
overcome
by
fatigue
or
sickness
.
Those
slaves
have
a
value
;
they
are
money
.
The
agents
will
not
leave
them
behind
while
they
have
strength
enough
to
march
.
I
am
surrounded
by
living
skeletons
.
They
have
no
longer
voice
enough
to
complain
.
I
have
seen
old
Nan
at
last
.
She
is
a
sad
sight
.
The
child
she
was
carrying
is
no
longer
in
her
arms
.
She
is
alone
,
too
.
That
will
be
less
painful
for
her
;
but
the
chain
is
still
around
her
waist
,
and
she
has
been
obliged
to
throw
the
end
over
her
shoulder
.
