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Then
it
follows
that
young
slaves
,
still
strong
,
die
without
the
appearance
of
sickness
.
I
remember
what
Dr.
Livingstone
has
said
on
that
subject
:
"
Those
unfortunates
complain
of
the
heart
;
they
put
their
hands
there
,
and
they
fall
.
It
is
positively
the
heart
that
breaks
!
That
is
peculiar
to
free
men
,
reduced
to
slavery
unexpectedly
!
"
To-day
,
twenty
captives
who
could
no
longer
drag
themselves
along
,
have
been
massacred
with
axes
,
by
the
havildars
!
The
Arab
chief
is
not
opposed
to
massacre
.
The
scene
has
been
frightful
!
Poor
old
Nan
has
fallen
under
the
knife
,
in
this
horrible
butchery
!
I
strike
against
her
corpse
in
passing
!
I
can
not
even
give
her
a
Christian
burial
!
She
is
first
of
the
"
Pilgrim
's
"
survivors
whom
God
has
called
back
to
him
.
Poor
good
creature
!
Poor
Nan
!
I
watch
for
Dingo
every
night
.
It
returns
no
more
!
Has
misfortune
overtaken
it
or
Hercules
?
No
!
no
!
I
do
not
want
to
believe
it
!
This
silence
,
which
appears
so
long
to
me
,
only
proves
one
thing
--
it
is
that
Hercules
has
nothing
new
to
tell
me
yet
.
Besides
,
he
must
be
prudent
,
and
on
his
guard
.
ON
May
26th
,
the
caravan
of
slaves
arrived
at
Kazounde
.
Fifty
per
cent
.
of
the
prisoners
taken
in
the
last
raid
had
fallen
on
the
road
.
Meanwhile
,
the
business
was
still
good
for
the
traders
;
demands
were
coming
in
,
and
the
price
of
slaves
was
about
to
rise
in
the
African
markets
.
Angola
at
this
period
did
an
immense
trade
in
blacks
.
The
Portuguese
authorities
of
St.
Paul
de
Loanda
,
or
of
Benguela
,
could
not
stop
it
without
difficulty
,
for
the
convoys
traveled
towards
the
interior
of
the
African
continent
.
The
pens
near
the
coast
overflowed
with
prisoners
,
the
few
slavers
that
succeeded
in
eluding
the
cruisers
along
the
shore
not
being
sufficient
to
carry
all
of
them
to
the
Spanish
colonies
of
America
.
Kazounde
,
situated
three
hundred
miles
from
the
mouth
of
the
Coanza
,
is
one
of
the
principal
"
lakonis
,
"
one
of
the
most
important
markets
of
the
province
.
On
its
grand
square
the
"
tchitoka
"
business
is
transacted
;
there
,
the
slaves
are
exposed
and
sold
.
It
is
from
this
point
that
the
caravans
radiate
toward
the
region
of
the
great
lakes
.
