ABSTRACT
Arrival of M. and Mme. Béguin—Conference at Kazungula—Hopeful Prospects—Journey from the Capital to Kazungula—Projected Journey to Basuto-land—An Appeal for Medical Missionaries—Sixtieth Birthday—The Victoria Falls—The Plain on Fire—Sefula forsaken—An Awakening of Consciences at last—Lewanika and his Converted Wife—Hindrances in starting for Basuto-land—Inauguration of the Station at Nalolo—The Waggon breaks down—Renunciation of the Journey—A Work of God—Litia’s Prefecture at Kazungula—His Repentance.
