I do not know whether he intends to go back; but I hope that he will remain here, with me." "I have brought Mr.Brooke here, sir," Captain Cooke said, "at the request of the major; thinking that you might like to ask him some questions as to the state of things in the interior." "I should like to have a long talk with Mr.Brooke," the general said; "but unless he has any certain news of the date they intend to attack us, I will not detain him now.

The first thing will be for him to get into civilized clothes again.
"By the way, poor young Hitchcock's effects are to be sold this morning.

I should think that they would fit Mr.Brooke very well.
"Let me see.

Of course, your pay has been running on, since you were taken prisoner, Mr.Brooke." "I am afraid, sir, that there is no pay due," Stanley said.

"I happened to be at Ramoo at the time, looking after some goods of my uncle, who carries on a considerable trade on the coast; and as I talk the language, and there were very few who did so, I volunteered to act as an officer with the native levy.