"Fifty years ago David.Livingstone passed away in a rude hut in the heart of Africa. The story of his death is one of the simplest, but most moving, in the history of our kind," says the London "Morning Post." "At four in the morning his lad, Majwara, entered the hut and found the great explorer stretched forward across his bed in the attitude of prayer. On a box a candle burning relieved the darkness. Majwara hastily aroused his companions, and they stood for a long while watching at the door. Then one of them, reverently and tenderly, stretched out his hand and-, laid it ■ on his master's cheek. But it was quite cold.- Livingstone had passed away on the furthest of all his journeys."
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Press, Volume LIX, Issue 17807, 5 July 1923, Page 11
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