Inkulu

A low murmur of 'Inkulu' rose above the din of the water.

Prester John John Buchan 1907

‘If you want me to go to the Inkulu, you must carry me,’ I said, as I dropped once more on the ground.

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With the Inkulu alive we warred against odds; with the Inkulu dead the balance sank heavily in our favour.

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‘Take me to Inkulu,’ I stammered with a dry throat,

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I began by saying that Inkulu had been my friend, and that at

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‘I bear a message from the Inkulu. 12 Clear out, you dogs!’

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Ratitswan is now driving Inkulu before him as a wind drives rotten leaves.

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A low murmur of ‘Inkulu’ rose above the din of the water.

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‘We are sent by Inkulu,’ the biggest of them said.

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‘Inkulu,’ which he often heard, was a Zulu name for

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