The White Hand and the Black

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Mitford Bertram. The White Hand and the Black

The White Hand and the Black

Table of Contents

Prologue

Chapter One

Of an Unwonted Peril

Chapter Two

The New Magistrate

Chapter Three

The Stranger from Zululand

Chapter Four

The Magistracy at Kwabulazi

Chapter Five

The Ethiopian Emissary

Chapter Six

A Native Utopia

Chapter Seven

Of a Day of Rest

Chapter Eight

Her “Aerial Throne.”

Chapter Nine

The Zulu Again

Chapter Ten

A Chief—out of Date

Chapter Eleven

“Good Night, Zavula!”

Chapter Twelve

Two Letters

Chapter Thirteen

Manamandhla’s Beef

Chapter Fourteen

Manamandhla’s Strategy

Chapter Fifteen

A Revelation—with a Vengeance

Chapter Sixteen

The New Arrival

Chapter Seventeen

A Trap—and a Tragedy

Chapter Eighteen

Venatorial

Chapter Nineteen

“Diane Chasseresse.”

Chapter Twenty

Manamandhla’s Escape

Chapter Twenty One

Peace—and Potentialities

Chapter Twenty Two

The War-Dance at Tongwana’s

Chapter Twenty Three

After the Warning

Chapter Twenty Four

Unprotected

Chapter Twenty Five

“The Perils and Dangers of this Night.”

Chapter Twenty Six

Of a Home-Coming

Chapter Twenty Seven

The Defence of Kwabulazi

Chapter Twenty Eight

“Can the ‘Ethiopian’ Chance his Skin?”

Chapter Twenty Nine

A Devil-Deed

Chapter Thirty

Overheard

Chapter Thirty One

Manamandhla’s Story

Chapter Thirty Two

Thornhill’s Story

Chapter Thirty Three

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Bertram Mitford

A Story of the Natal Rising

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“Edala, dear,” said Thornhill, “just sing out to them at the back to put Mr. Elvesdon’s saddle on—the horse I told them.”

The girl reappeared in a moment, and then good-byes were interchanged. To Elvesdon’s relief nothing more was said on the subject of his timely aid, but he was appreciative of a great cordiality of manner.

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