"He was a very young man then, but he accompanied Chowambi, who was his father." So that night Tarzan asked Waziri about it, and Waziri, who was now an old man, said that it was a long march, but that the way was not difficult to follow. He remembered it well. "For ten days we followed this river which runs beside our village.
"They are wicked people neither white like you nor black like me, but covered with hair as is Bolgani, the gorilla. Yes, they are very bad people indeed, and Chowambi was glad to get out of their country." "And are none of those alive who were with Chowambi, and saw these strange people and their wonderful city?" asked Tarzan. "Waziri, our chief, was there," replied Busuli.
At last, when my father was a young man, the Arabs came again, but our warriors saw them a long way off, and Chowambi, who was chief then, told his people to gather up their belongings and come away with him that he would lead them far to the south until they found a spot to which the Arab raiders did not come. "And they did as he bid, carrying all their belongings, including many tusks of ivory.
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