The White Hand and the Black: A Story of the Natal Rising

The White Hand and the Black: A Story of the Natal Rising
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Mitford Bertram. The White Hand and the Black: A Story of the Natal Rising

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 A Chief – out of Date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. Envoi

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The girl was drawing.

From where she sat a great mountain head, turreted with bronze-faced krantzes, rose up against the unclouded blue, set off by a V-shaped foreground of tossing, tumbling foliage – in a word, virgin forest. The grass was long in the little open space, and in and among the trailers hanging like network from the trees, birds were making the warm air merry with many a varied call and pipe. Now and then a grey monkey, reassured by the repose of the human occupant of the spot, would climb partly down, almost above her head, and hang, perking his black face in a knowing attitude, as though quite competent to criticise the water-colour sketch now rapidly taking shape: to skip aloft, chattering, as some sudden movement on the part of the artist appealed strongly to his instinct of self preservation. And then the dark shadowy depths of the surrounding trees would be alive with responsive mutterings and cackles, where the less venturesome of the troop lurked, awaiting further developments.

.....

“Well, I shall have to walk. But that’s nothing. I’m in hard training.”

The girl’s eyes opened wide.

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