Alphonse and the Mission at the Masai War Camp
Quatermain reflects on the hard won rescue of Flossie and the Masai camp aftermath. Alphonse proves a cowardly but useful ally as Mackenzie plans a departure, with vows to England and a farewell to the mission life. The party prepares to move by donkey, bury the dead, and continue north toward uncharted terrain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonee
Sotis
Turing
Alshonse
Jong
Deso
Hidle Non Ha
Ioral
Alphonse
Alphonses
Monsieur
Ang
Hin
Monsisur
Alphonis
Ronk
Mackersi
Conyers
Ead Mtn
Gras
London
Stout
Mr. Mackenzie
Curtis
Zaluelone
Good
Mackenzie
Myself
Hos Quarters
Henry
Ammora
Amslopagans
Macuiwarsha
Zuly
Bellsé
Mrs. Mackenzie
Borma
Flosie
Mr. Quatermain
Flissie
Yale
Gnburt
Ler
Flossie
Masai
Tana
Kraal
Mrr. Mackenzie
Miclancholy
Hig Road
England
Quatermain
Fiossie
Savage
Zentibar
Br. Mackenzie
France
Charles
Mr. Dick
Bergotto
Slacrity
Annetta
Markenzie
Soumnery
Benny
Annette
Tony
Flossia
Himmer Quartermini
Las
Yu Miso
Tareweil Sabi
Alphonsa
Perlapa
Flosaio
Fussia
Mision House
Mount
Kenia
Baringo
Lankisera
God Wen
Yust
Elgumi
Laga
Thosa
Tha
Transvaal
Beneath the Floating Lake in an African Canyon Mystery
The narrative recounts a perilous descent into a vast crater lake 11,450 feet up, where explorers in a canoe face icy weather, roaring currents, and a submerged rock arch. They rescue a servant, endure a dangerous tunnel river, and cling to hope as their party negotiates a treacherous underground passage toward an unknown northeast exit.
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England
Africa
Turk
Bogan
da “Ata
Alphonse
Pope
Good
Henry
Weill
Amelopogans
T. Tivers
Milopogens
Jess
Gursalyos
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I. Rider Haggard
Solomos
Ates
Sonuows Wan Hess Utter
Lok Lebeurty
Aver Oy