Edgar Wallace,
Sanders of the River — III.—BOSAMBO OF MONROVIA
(1911)
“ Sanders bit the end of his stick like a man in doubt."There shall be neither theft nor murder," he said. "No more chiefs or chiefs' sons shall die suddenly," he added significantly."Master, it shall be as you desire.""As for the goats you have stolen, them you may keep, and the teeth (ivory) and the salt also. For if you hand them back to Akasava you will fill their stomachs with rage, and that would mean war." Bosambo nodded slowly. "Then you shall remain, for I see you are a clever man, and the Ochori need such as you. ”
