A feeling of insecurity prevails throughout this country.

It is quite common to furnish visitors with the keys of their rooms.

When called on to come to breakfast or dinner, each locks his door and puts the key in his pocket.

At Kolobeng we never locked our doors by night or by day for months together; but there slavery is unknown.

The Portuguese do not seem at all bigoted in their attachment to slavery, nor yet in their prejudices against color.