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quadgram	frequency
in the direction of	66
the orange free state	64
at the same time	50
general de la rey	46
on the following day	43
on the th of	40
the end of the	37
was one of the	35
at the foot of	33
on the other side	33
for the purpose of	31
the top of the	30
in the free state	30
the other side of	30
the south african republic	29
stephanus de la rey	28
on the part of	28
the farm of mr	27
of the orange free	27
of the free state	26
i could see that	26
the hands of the	26
the foot of the	25
the valley of heaven	24
that the english were	24
other side of the	24
the direction of the	23
in the course of	23
of the south african	23
for the first time	23
it seemed as if	22
with the object of	22
in front of the	21
for the sake of	21
in the neighbourhood of	21
the rest of the	21
and general de wet	20
one of the most	19
the majority of the	19
that he had been	19
that there was no	19
on account of the	19
mrs de la rey	19
that it would be	19
at the head of	19
in the cape colony	19
into the hands of	18
as soon as we	18
adrian de la rey	18
of the british government	18
the women and children	18
the representatives of the	17
in the boer army	17
to the west of	17
that he could not	17
the beginning of the	17
on the following morning	17
and it was not	17
in front of us	17
that it was a	17
i could see the	16
to the royal kraal	16
in a little while	16
it would have been	16
every now and then	16
i do not know	16
and i could see	16
from time to time	16
from the direction of	15
of the afrikaner bond	15
the head of the	15
the house of mr	15
to be able to	15
on the farm of	15
in the hands of	15
the banks of the	15
that the english had	15
with regard to the	15
as soon as the	15
the part of the	15
there seemed to be	15
of the two republics	15
representatives of the people	15
the valley of reeds	15
the members of the	15
the fact that the	14
that the enemy had	14
the result of the	14
of one of the	14
of the transvaal and	14
at the end of	14
in connection with the	14
as one of the	14
the government of the	14
to the east of	14
to continue the war	14
the side of the	13
hands of the enemy	13
he was able to	13
on either side of	13
it seemed to me	13
in times of peace	13
and we had to	13
in regard to the	13
it was impossible to	13
at the farm of	13
a council of war	13
the face of the	13
with the exception of	13
of general de wet	13
told me that he	13
on the top of	13
it was not long	13
the course of the	13
that there was a	13
with the intention of	13
the presence of the	13
was not long before	13
at a distance of	12
kitchener and lord milner	12
in the face of	12
lord kitchener and lord	12
the th of september	12
as a matter of	12
to the farm of	12
de la rey was	12
a great deal of	12
in spite of the	12
as well as the	12
of the fact that	12
it was not until	12
as far as the	12
i am going to	12
the transvaal and orange	12
the whole of the	12
that the enemy were	12
a large number of	11
a small number of	11
we would have to	11
in the presence of	11
and some of the	11
some of the burghers	11
the boers in the	11
the burghers of the	11
de la rey had	11
the rest of us	11
the outbreak of the	11
the th of november	11
he told me that	11
to the fact that	11
the condition of the	11
for a long time	11
to the top of	11
on the other hand	11
the place of execution	11
either side of the	11
with a number of	11
took part in the	11
in the middle of	11
my brother and i	11
for the benefit of	11
of the cape colony	11
the strength of the	11
a portion of the	11
not far from the	11
in the habit of	10
in a state of	10
president steyn and general	10
that it was not	10
in the transvaal and	10
to the north of	10
and a number of	10
a number of burghers	10
to return to the	10
would not have been	10
the outskirts of the	10
in the way of	10
other members of the	10
that he was a	10
but it was not	10
the council of war	10
the son of buno	10
in the evening we	10
a day or two	10
as soon as possible	10
at the battle of	10
the edge of the	10
there was nothing to	10
of the boer nation	10
and there was no	10
in the case of	10
in accordance with the	10
of the executive council	10
the greater part of	10
the state of affairs	10
the th of december	10
of the transvaal government	10
was not to be	10
of the old queen	10
in the midst of	10
that he was not	10
he said that he	10
and orange free state	10
white king of swaziland	10
the fact that he	10
to go to the	10
there was a general	10
of those who had	10
he was going to	10
in the matter of	9
of the presence of	9
in the orange free	9
at the side of	9
as if he were	9
i have never seen	9
on behalf of the	9
the following morning we	9
general de wet had	9
part of the country	9
of the burghers had	9
on the previous day	9
for the time being	9
that part of the	9
after the battle of	9
on the way to	9
towards the end of	9
it could not be	9
that it was the	9
that i did not	9
that he would have	9
had come to the	9
the th of may	9
the eyes of the	9
government of the south	9
a few days later	9
side of the river	9
the white king of	9
on the banks of	9
for a few moments	9
steyn and general de	9
as well as in	9
would be able to	9
early in the morning	9
when we reached the	9
orange free state and	9
miss de la rey	9
that the british government	9
it was as if	9
is one of the	9
in the shape of	9
lay down their arms	9
the leaders of the	9
there was a great	9
a prisoner of war	9
we were able to	8
at the house of	8
the relief of ladysmith	8
outbreak of the war	8
a certain amount of	8
some of our men	8
the throne by force	8
it seemed as though	8
in one of the	8
the roar of the	8
at the royal kraal	8
he was in the	8
contact with the enemy	8
the enemy on the	8
the middle of the	8
in a sort of	8
it was one of	8
most of the burghers	8
and there was a	8
course of the day	8
i would like to	8
of general de la	8
the name of the	8
take part in the	8
general christian de wet	8
did not want to	8
a bottle of gin	8
it was not an	8
to the old queen	8
it was a most	8
of the orange river	8
they had not been	8
the old queen and	8
on the subject of	8
the centre of the	8
that is to say	8
of the boer army	8
to proceed to the	8
were a number of	8
top of the hill	8
at the top of	8
the other members of	8
transvaal and orange free	8
but there was a	8
it was not a	8
back to our camp	8
as soon as it	8
who were in the	8
under the command of	8
and that they had	8
foot of the mountain	8
and it seemed as	8
on the point of	8
the boer army was	8
and it seemed to	8
had been able to	8
we were in the	8
the royal kraal at	8
a part of the	8
as though he had	8
a matter of fact	8
had been killed and	8
every one of the	8
there would be a	8
in the two republics	8
in the valley of	8
of the royal kraal	8
to return to their	8
the use of the	8
one of the few	8
a small body of	8
general de wet was	8
the bulk of the	8
and a moment later	8
to continue the struggle	8
the man who had	8
that he did not	8
the following day we	8
the way to the	8
was the first time	8
in charge of the	8
the burghers who had	7
the advance of the	7
would have been a	7
the war was begun	7
the power of the	7
he had come to	7
seemed as if the	7
the men in the	7
it was the same	7
so as to be	7
many of the burghers	7
it must have been	7
that they did not	7
i did not know	7
the thought came to	7
the burghers in the	7
a few of the	7
i have ever seen	7
there had been no	7
the loss of the	7
the people of swaziland	7
side of the mountain	7
over and over again	7
and in order to	7
in contact with the	7
he had not been	7
so as not to	7
the th of january	7
there had been a	7
that he would not	7
in the beginning of	7
the boers were able	7
but there was no	7
said that he had	7
me that he had	7
a considerable number of	7
on the left bank	7
so that they might	7
the retreat of the	7
that he was in	7
the history of the	7
photograph by the author	7
in favour of the	7
the neighbourhood of the	7
it was impossible for	7
the manner in which	7
to the left of	7
foot of the hill	7
thought came to me	7
was a sort of	7
to take part in	7
one of the first	7
with the result that	7
part of the transvaal	7
the dutch reformed church	7
the early part of	7
there were a number	7
but it was the	7
on the occasion of	7
to the effect that	7
the discovery of the	7
the rear of the	7
in the vicinity of	7
more than one hundred	7
had gone to the	7
had been ordered to	7
the north of the	7
on this side of	7
general de wet to	7
that we were not	7
did not know what	7
a number of the	7
members of the executive	7
as he did so	7
of the state of	7
gave the royal salute	7
the morning of the	7
of vrede and harrismith	7
the bottom of the	7
the minds of the	7
that we should not	7
at the time of	7
that they had been	7
one place to another	7
to the free state	7
that sort of thing	7
part of the campaign	7
up and down the	7
and a second later	7
came out of the	7
late in the afternoon	7
in the afternoon we	7
by a number of	7
told me that the	7
the back of the	7
we did not know	7
he was a man	7
boers were able to	7
it would be a	7
the only english girl	7
we heard that the	7
the president and general	7
it would not be	7
president and general de	7
at the beginning of	7
after a short time	7
not be able to	7
that we could not	7
that he had not	7
became more and more	7
was a man of	7
seemed to be a	7
a member of the	7
council of war was	7
not long before the	7
came to me that	7
the neighbourhood of reitz	7
he would have to	7
a number of men	7
for a few days	7
the exception of the	7
the transvaal and the	7
of the burghers who	7
the heat of the	7
if he had been	7
and it was a	7
the following day was	7
from one place to	7
general de wet and	7
the body of the	7
that we had to	7
in the fact that	7
a distance of about	7
made up her mind	6
of women and children	6
the benefit of the	6
there must have been	6
to the house of	6
i had a feeling	6
face to face with	6
were in charge of	6
the burghers who were	6
to places of safety	6
to the british government	6
the people of the	6
in the same manner	6
of the enemy had	6
i knew that he	6
the south of the	6
i went to the	6
he did not know	6
that he would be	6
for the use of	6
she said in a	6
royal kraal at zombode	6
with the british government	6
when there was a	6
of the blind girl	6
the royal kraal of	6
king of the mapors	6
that we would have	6
there was no sign	6
was one of those	6
that one of the	6
a short distance from	6
get out of the	6
made up my mind	6
said that he was	6
we came in sight	6
the movements of the	6
came in sight of	6
where he had left	6
during the last few	6
the sides of the	6
there would be no	6
and that it was	6
the left bank of	6
in such a manner	6
heard that the english	6
to give up the	6
into the royal impi	6
the heads of the	6
to the same effect	6
he was one of	6
that i was not	6
early part of the	6
the positions of the	6
it looked as though	6
the foot of which	6
he was obliged to	6
that the boers had	6
the track of the	6
the beginning of hostilities	6
had been on the	6
free state and transvaal	6
to the right of	6
by the transvaal government	6
over the heads of	6
received a letter from	6
only a short time	6
that there had been	6
another part of the	6
the work of the	6
here and there a	6
the enemy in the	6
for a short time	6
it became evident that	6
the burghers were not	6
this side of the	6
to the other side	6
the continuance of the	6
to look at the	6
was the fact that	6
to be allowed to	6
but it did not	6
there was not a	6
of the burghers of	6
the reports of the	6
to general de wet	6
on the second day	6
of two or three	6
of those who were	6
made up his mind	6
was by no means	6
went back to our	6
of the dutch reformed	6
was in charge of	6
aletta de la rey	6
he would have been	6
in the same direction	6
burghers in the field	6
he would not have	6
members of the government	6
of the number of	6
if he did not	6
with all sorts of	6
to one of the	6
it was the first	6
it was in the	6
in the form of	6
now and then a	6
the free state and	6
we were on the	6
on one of the	6
in the afternoon the	6
to the right and	6
in front of him	6
the th of april	6
you will have to	6
would have to be	6
the majority of them	6
as soon as he	6
the west of the	6
in the districts of	6
under the influence of	6
at the outset of	6
they will have to	6
that i could not	6
greater part of the	6
a few days after	6
the effect of the	6
the district of harrismith	6
was going to be	6
the subject of the	6
the light of the	6
in the district of	6
the owner of the	6
a quarter of a	6
to take the pictures	6
by one of the	6
to the south of	6
did not wish to	6
to the president and	6
which had to be	6
knew that he had	6
the impis of the	6
the spot where the	6
in the same way	6
and that he had	6
in the tent of	6
he was a good	6
in the cape colonies	6
and i did not	6
by means of a	6
nothing to do with	6
turned out to be	6
the consequence was that	6
had been in the	6
the excitement of the	6
did not seem to	6
had a feeling that	6
for the life of	6
out to meet us	6
held a council of	6
top of the mountain	6
the governments of the	6
it was a great	6
the forces of the	6
one of the burghers	6
on the opposite side	6
of the british army	6
months of the war	6
who took part in	6
a small quantity of	6
the top of a	6
that he was going	6
by some of the	6
the british government was	6
the government and the	6
the th of march	6
at the thought that	6
the men who were	6
in possession of the	6
seemed to me that	6
the form of a	6
in the early part	5
with a feeling of	5
the following day a	5
did not know that	5
the independence of the	5
more and more to	5
in the minds of	5
we went into the	5
began to look as	5
the oath of neutrality	5
in the eyes of	5
i was able to	5
more than a thousand	5
more to the left	5
the oath of allegiance	5
could not have been	5
the terms of the	5
to be the only	5
he was not a	5
a good deal of	5
that it was impossible	5
in a tone of	5
the time of the	5
every now and again	5
was going to happen	5
were at the front	5
in the open air	5
that there were many	5
in an opposite direction	5
later i learned that	5
i made up my	5
commandant de villiers had	5
to join a commando	5
shortly after we had	5
thousand men in the	5
in the battle of	5
the first time i	5
it was decided to	5
for a moment and	5
the men of the	5
since the days of	5
that the man who	5
on the st of	5
but this did not	5
as far as possible	5
with a sort of	5
of the wagon and	5
i was glad to	5
a little to the	5
fallen into the hands	5
were killed and wounded	5
the duty of the	5
it might have been	5
it was clear to	5
of the natal campaign	5
but there was nothing	5
and in many cases	5
on the brink of	5
the orders of the	5
the president and the	5
was very glad to	5
advance of the enemy	5
was not until after	5
of the enemy was	5
to remain in the	5
that the war should	5
had the advantage of	5
majority of the boers	5
hundred yards from the	5
was at the head	5
in south africa and	5
the contents of the	5
the attack on the	5
was held in the	5
had to do with	5
the left of the	5
we went back to	5
of being able to	5
representatives of the british	5
and the rest of	5
come in contact with	5
the battle of dundee	5
some reason or other	5
out of the country	5
one of our men	5
that they could not	5
on the ground and	5
it was at the	5
of the men were	5
to the valley of	5
whole of south africa	5
was not an easy	5
the scene of the	5
it must be remembered	5
and orange river colony	5
one of us now	5
that we ought to	5
arrived on the scene	5
the whole thing was	5
fact that he was	5
pointed out to him	5
the effect of this	5
soldiers of the queen	5
by the british government	5
we went to the	5
in the history of	5
as fast as we	5
the care of the	5
the protection of the	5
so that it was	5
as if they were	5
that general de wet	5
to lay down their	5
there were some who	5
to the conclusion that	5
he is one of	5
do you think of	5
of the government of	5
of the men in	5
captured by the british	5
you are not to	5
not an easy matter	5
and it was only	5
of a number of	5
to stephanus de la	5
did not appear to	5
at the other side	5
the shadow of the	5
in order that he	5
was to be a	5
the depths of the	5
as soon as they	5
had been unable to	5
are you going to	5
did not fail to	5
and his men were	5
for some reason or	5
was not more than	5
had not been able	5
and i had to	5
in the hope of	5
early the following morning	5
to the end of	5
the report of the	5
in the boer country	5
up to that time	5
this was the first	5
the thought that he	5
at such a time	5
we came to a	5
the sake of the	5
on the morning of	5
in the majority of	5
the president of the	5
from behind the rocks	5
head of the army	5
women and children were	5
beginning of the war	5
the will of the	5
to carry out the	5
that they had not	5
the departure of the	5
in the fight at	5
our women and children	5
the course of a	5
on his way to	5
when we got back	5
never be able to	5
that they would be	5
a few of our	5
the events of the	5
the orange river colony	5
him and that he	5
at the last moment	5
the top of his	5
what did it mean	5
part of the british	5
following day was sunday	5
far from the house	5
to see that the	5
came to the conclusion	5
part of the free	5
of the man who	5
it was necessary to	5
on both sides of	5
and i went to	5
in their power to	5
saw that he was	5
that the burghers were	5
would be a good	5
the floor of the	5
back to the wagon	5
him that it was	5
and went to the	5
did not succeed in	5
there was only one	5
de wet and his	5
the th of august	5
that we would be	5
to look as though	5
the royal kraal and	5
on the outskirts of	5
gideon van der walt	5
of the two states	5
they were in the	5
strength of the boer	5
to the prejudice of	5
he had had a	5
from the free state	5
on the day after	5
a few moments later	5
see that he was	5
the burghers on the	5
and waited for the	5
to him that the	5
and for a moment	5
but most of them	5
and that of the	5
was in the habit	5
the battle of sannaspost	5
of many of the	5
they were able to	5
might have been expected	5
section of the transvaal	5
not been able to	5
the thunder of the	5
manner in which the	5
up my mind to	5
western part of the	5
the mind of the	5
had to be done	5
from the zambesi to	5
south of the tugela	5
on the one side	5
what was going to	5
to cut off the	5
and many of the	5
in his own mind	5
the following day the	5
to do the work	5
and there was nothing	5
of the women and	5
other parts of the	5
to get out of	5
there were hundreds of	5
near the house of	5
the fact that we	5
free state and the	5
to save his life	5
could see that the	5
and then there was	5
the whole of south	5
of the country in	5
that there would be	5
that i would be	5
and told him that	5
outskirts of the city	5
the attention of the	5
to serve as a	5
on our way to	5
taking the throne by	5
when general de wet	5
up his mind to	5
in order to be	5
part in almost every	5
of the second day	5
by the light of	5
in a short time	5
the st of may	5
the sound of the	5
the outset of the	5
to bring about the	5
in the house of	5
of the boer forces	5
the free state government	5
the capital of the	5
of the english had	5
in the depths of	5
we could see the	5
high commissioner for swaziland	5
with some of the	5
in the early morning	5
the night of the	5
and the free state	5
this was not the	5
when he saw that	5
on the same day	5
transvaal and orange river	5
of the thousands of	5
what was going on	5
in charge of a	5
knew that he was	5
to the place where	5
was the end of	5
the summit of the	5
the same time the	5
during the course of	5
that the boers were	5
the officers of the	5
a cup of coffee	5
that we were to	5
made the acquaintance of	5
three or four miles	5
on the evening of	5
away in the distance	5
in a few minutes	5
of a portion of	5
have the honour to	5
and the burghers were	5
we returned to the	5
declared that he had	5
to me that it	5
it was not to	5
one of them was	5
in danger of being	5
the enemy had not	5
the waterbergers and zoutpansbergers	5
i told them that	5
a man who loved	5
seemed to be the	5
from place to place	5
in other parts of	5
put an end to	5
it was clear that	5
but it must be	4
within a very short	4
one of the best	4
to the cape colony	4
his wife and children	4
laid down their arms	4
of coloured british subjects	4
the presence of a	4
in the name of	4
and i had a	4
to oom paul kruger	4
thought he was going	4
to take possession of	4
was sent to the	4
i shall have to	4
at the bottom of	4
nothing to be desired	4
in the light of	4
i have never heard	4
a good thing to	4
my son and i	4
the waggons and carts	4
of the boers was	4
side of the road	4
told us that he	4
british prisoners of war	4
what was the matter	4
i want to see	4
on the summit of	4
when the burghers were	4
there are a number	4
minister of the dutch	4
the van der walts	4
on the high veldt	4
a start was made	4
before the war began	4
the letter of the	4
tyardt van der walt	4
the space of a	4
the entrance of the	4
it would be well	4
the brink of the	4
a month or two	4
he was wont to	4
general peter de wet	4
the whereabouts of the	4
sarel van der vyver	4
to tell the truth	4
movements of the enemy	4
on the mountain side	4
and now and then	4
told him that he	4
the details of the	4
and one of the	4
told him that i	4
to discuss the question	4
parts of the country	4
in point of fact	4
small body of men	4
it would not have	4
i was only a	4
the cape of good	4
fell into the hands	4
left nothing to be	4
he thought of the	4
bank of the tugela	4
the english and boer	4
what can be done	4
a very short distance	4
who seemed to be	4
the fact that it	4
by the time he	4
but it was a	4
we had to cross	4
not until after the	4
that they were not	4
of the men had	4
one of the thousands	4
we should have to	4
the question of the	4
and as he did	4
at the risk of	4
very glad to see	4
was no sign of	4
order that he might	4
the british government to	4
during the natal campaign	4
the arrival of the	4
in order to make	4
in almost every one	4
with the greatest speed	4
that i was a	4
it was said that	4
all over the country	4
of general de villiers	4
the great majority of	4
was the only one	4
said that it was	4
with the assistance of	4
was not fitting that	4
drenched to the skin	4
all the rest of	4
the wives of the	4
i want you to	4
to me in dutch	4
to shake hands with	4
more than five thousand	4
by means of the	4
the corner of his	4
though he had been	4
said to me in	4
i was not present	4
sugden and the others	4
to surrender the throne	4
he had nothing to	4
but they did not	4
of life in the	4
and here and there	4
he was on the	4
far into the night	4
and there was much	4
be able to do	4
there would have been	4
spurs to his horse	4
of what he had	4
after we had been	4
brink of the grave	4
halted for the night	4
in the first place	4
to me that a	4
on each side of	4
the enemy had been	4
of the absence of	4
reached the farm of	4
fast as we could	4
an end to the	4
a few minutes later	4
as was to be	4
we had brought with	4
that the government would	4
that we had not	4
a force of english	4
of the world and	4
the blood of the	4
of the foreigners who	4
at the mercy of	4
as well as of	4
by the fact that	4
if he had not	4
at the white kopje	4
that it was no	4
were able to do	4
so long and so	4
a place of safety	4
by the boers at	4
for a day or	4
but this could not	4
so i decided to	4
of what had happened	4
asked me if i	4
the command of general	4
the prisoners of war	4
on his own responsibility	4
before the eyes of	4
off the retreat of	4
but i am not	4
to find out what	4
the case of the	4
i was very glad	4
that we had come	4
that he might be	4
now and then to	4
allowed herself to be	4
off in the direction	4
to face with the	4
the crossing of the	4
on to the stoep	4
he shook hands with	4
it was a lovely	4
boers in the field	4
impossible for us to	4
but we could not	4
was to be found	4
is the only english	4
one of the long	4
brought up the question	4
could not have told	4
what do you think	4
i would not have	4
in which it was	4
it was resolved to	4
when i reached the	4
at the spot where	4
if i did not	4
two or three days	4
that all was lost	4
not only in the	4
returned to their homes	4
number of the enemy	4
of the transvaal republic	4
as much as possible	4
old sarel van der	4
they could not do	4
would have to go	4
the position of the	4
made a prisoner of	4
to the number of	4
lay in the fact	4
it was a good	4
to continue the fight	4
the people at vereeniging	4
but it is not	4
christian de wet was	4
i asked tuys about	4
the united states of	4
towards the middle of	4
the women of the	4
for more than a	4
and that he would	4
that they were the	4
not in the least	4
the free state who	4
there was no reason	4
as i have said	4
a prey to the	4
on the side of	4
to the magalies mountains	4
the opinion of the	4
and in the afternoon	4
on the ground of	4
to fight for our	4
the assurance that the	4
him that he had	4
it had been said	4
and they were in	4
saw a number of	4
his honour the president	4
could see that he	4
was in command of	4
there was a small	4
i returned to the	4
i told him that	4
a heavy fire on	4
but he was not	4
had fallen into the	4
and as it was	4
the generals and commandants	4
that was the end	4
that he and his	4
to which he had	4
in order that the	4
as rapidly as possible	4
there was to be	4
who had not been	4
first time i had	4
more to the same	4
on the basis of	4
the only thing to	4
it would be impossible	4
have nothing to do	4
did not tend to	4
a few burghers were	4
give up the struggle	4
of the english were	4
of war was held	4
and at the same	4
they were obliged to	4
of the th of	4
our men had to	4
an easy matter to	4
what is the matter	4
in order to get	4
one of the warriors	4
which he had been	4
almost every one of	4
of the natal battles	4
when the war was	4
there were a few	4
a moment and then	4
if we wished to	4
up of the cannon	4
aware of the presence	4
he could not have	4
was the intention of	4
he is going to	4
to the bulk of	4
that it was only	4
this could not be	4
me that he was	4
to do the same	4
had just returned from	4
i was going to	4
before the outbreak of	4
cape of good hope	4
the th of october	4
the boers and the	4
to where he had	4
the state of the	4
had not yet come	4
there was no chance	4
that she had a	4
of the third day	4
in the united states	4
was waiting for me	4
with a white flag	4
the cause of the	4
as though it were	4
the result of a	4
declared that it was	4
the th and th	4
from side to side	4
it was then that	4
that they should be	4
it was as though	4
the report of a	4
out of the hut	4
the rest of our	4
was now clear to	4
that no one was	4
years before the war	4
on the following sunday	4
with the thought that	4
fought with the boers	4
one of the natal	4
we are going to	4
the commencement of hostilities	4
there was no one	4
tuys and i were	4
and i saw that	4
had brought with us	4
as if he had	4
to the burghers in	4
from farm to farm	4
the corpse of a	4
the following morning the	4
after the relief of	4
the pretoria town commando	4
fall into the hands	4
the purpose of taking	4
force of the enemy	4
to the relief of	4
there was plenty of	4
my first visit to	4
with a view to	4
would not have done	4
the sick white man	4
it was now clear	4
did not care to	4
the shells of the	4
was to be expected	4
i was that i	4
we have the honour	4
now and again a	4
he had never seen	4
of the people of	4
when they reached the	4
the enemy could be	4
state and the transvaal	4
right up to the	4
was a man who	4
fought side by side	4
in order to save	4
there was nothing else	4
i told her that	4
supremacy in south africa	4
in command of the	4
in that brief moment	4
out of the house	4
was due to the	4
not fall into the	4
the end of our	4
without firing a shot	4
all that is english	4
is going to be	4
that the coronation was	4
the interests of the	4
in search of the	4
the object of the	4
the enemy were not	4
in front of our	4
i was very curious	4
the two south african	4
was taken from the	4
the burden of the	4
is going to marry	4
majority of the burghers	4
me with him on	4
that as soon as	4
the number of the	4
to oppose the enemy	4
under the british flag	4
they had come to	4
from one to the	4
we were going to	4
the white men were	4
you ought to be	4
the enemy from the	4
to her feet and	4
were in the country	4
one or other of	4
all that had happened	4
the heart of the	4
i came to the	4
occurred to me that	4
return from the mountains	4
to that of the	4
john de la rey	4
and on the following	4
of the heavy guns	4
would have wished to	4
and looked at me	4
one hundred and fifty	4
when it got dark	4
heavy fire on the	4
reached the top of	4
if they had not	4
was known to be	4
opposite side of the	4
between them and the	4
the colonists who had	4
was waiting for him	4
a great number of	4
from the house of	4
the head of a	4
and he seemed to	4
able to do so	4
he seemed to have	4
it was only a	4
knew that he would	4
not long before we	4
was the case with	4
and on the other	4
was of opinion that	4
as it had been	4
english and boer races	4
against the law to	4
i went back to	4
the boers did not	4
the case with the	4
they were unable to	4
nearer and nearer to	4
up her mind to	4
had no intention of	4
it was not fitting	4
the districts of vrede	4
the custom of the	4
as not to be	4
did not venture to	4
she fell into a	4
of the concealed arms	4
for the exercise of	4
with him to the	4
the fact that his	4
to say that the	4
in the nature of	4
between you and me	4
with general de wet	4
as we have said	4
since the beginning of	4
transvaal and the orange	4
in the days of	4
have been able to	4
with the aid of	4
the th of july	4
from their horses and	4
fact that we were	4
but we did not	4
would never be able	4
that he ought to	4
was none the less	4
in another part of	4
the enemy did not	4
it began to look	4
there will be a	4
will be able to	4
one of the soldiers	4
for an opportunity to	4
we had to keep	4
the commencement of the	4
the further side of	4
make an attempt to	4
seems to me that	4
up the question of	4
that the war would	4
the de la rey	4
and this was the	4
the direction of commandonek	4
up in front of	4
for a few seconds	4
at that time we	4
before the th of	4
the light of a	4
return to their homes	4
the delegate from pretoria	4
the crown prince was	4
the commandos of general	4
soon as we could	4
that the majority of	4
i could feel the	4
keep the war going	4
when one of the	4
that there might be	4
the first time in	4
in order to secure	4
and the fact that	4
in the event of	4
cut off the retreat	4
those of the enemy	4
the burghers of vrede	4
beyond the reach of	4
there was hardly a	4
end of the war	4
only for a moment	4
it had to be	4
wanted to see the	4
on their way to	4
he had left the	4
him that he would	4
were not allowed to	4
are a number of	4
had been one of	4
stages of the war	4
it seems to me	4
and told me that	4
did not like the	4
his face to the	4
the th of february	4
the fact that they	4
that they had come	4
he said in a	4
to meet the enemy	4
had had enough of	4
those who did not	4
it was evident that	4
of the country was	4
in the use of	4
in a manner which	4
at the back of	4
of the enemy could	4
before the british government	4
forces in the field	4
a short time before	4
of a couple of	4
the aid of a	4
some of the men	4
a history of the	4
they must have been	4
forces of the enemy	4
the life of the	4
we were about to	4
death will find you	4
queen tzaneen and lochien	4
at the commencement of	4
with the sound of	4
the right to take	4
as i have already	4
part of the field	4
the man who was	4
and he did not	4
we had to go	4
in the meanwhile the	4
might not be able	4
the life of him	4
up to that moment	4
to the presence of	4
one to the other	4
from the fact that	4
the forts of the	4
of the boers in	4
one of the men	4
still in the field	4
as that of the	4
it is only a	4
had to be abandoned	4
the assistance of the	4
in a few moments	4
i shall never forget	4
to do with it	4
to come and see	4
during the boer war	4
later in the day	4
of the night before	4
it was no longer	4
away in the direction	4
i did not see	4
in the centre of	4
the opposite side of	4
the destruction of the	4
and pointed out that	4
a man with a	4
and it was as	4
to get back to	4
of the men who	4
those who were in	4
be a good thing	4
and handed it to	4
the first part of	4
the contents of which	4
to take pictures of	4
from position to position	4
only a few minutes	4
as quickly as possible	4
it was not so	4
out of the difficulty	4
along the magalies mountains	4
photograph by reginald sheppard	4
that the old queen	4
he had come from	4
was only a short	4
he was willing to	4
it appeared that the	4
the surrender of independence	4
the english did not	4
to pass round the	4
it was not the	4
what had been said	4
to take care of	4
to the condition of	4
only a short distance	4
appeared to be the	4
eastern part of the	4
they had seen their	4
i felt that i	4
it was a wonderful	4
to live on the	4
from a great distance	4
out of the way	4
of the burghers were	4
if there had been	4
and several of the	4
that general de la	4
a large force of	4
we had not been	4
he told them that	4
took part in almost	4
had been sent to	4
a number of indunas	4
to him that it	4
must be remembered that	4
it was the intention	4
the reach of the	4
when the sun was	4
sent one of his	4
would have been better	4
and the south african	4
that it could not	4
the british government would	4
threw up his hands	4
quarter of a mile	4
a portion of our	4
took possession of the	4
soon as it was	4
i am a man	4
son of buno and	4
wounded in the leg	4
early on the following	4
the fact that i	4
was not in the	4
was to be made	4
to the neighbourhood of	4
as though they were	4
he knew that he	4
the war is over	4
districts of vrede and	4
photograph by leo weinthal	4
there was a little	4
came out to meet	4
this was the case	4
but a few days	4
of the three generals	4
of a few days	4
the whole of this	4
had the pleasure of	4
for the payment of	4
we went on to	4
on the th october	4
the death of the	3
oom tuys and me	3
by the chief witch	3
was not allowed to	3
he had got his	3
be laid before the	3
and some of our	3
as a sign that	3
of whom he was	3
the residence of mr	3
government of the orange	3
were at that time	3
passed through my heart	3
in front of his	3
the idea that the	3
us that we had	3
and he is the	3
then he told me	3
the rate of progress	3
and the burden of	3
if they had been	3
merely for the sake	3
returned to the laager	3
it was supposed to	3
on the magalies mountains	3
the fact that her	3
a moment later the	3
it is true that	3
we reached the farm	3
considerable number of burghers	3
i noticed that he	3
to be said on	3
went back to the	3
than any of the	3
a vendetta of the	3
a sight of paces	3
of the people were	3
down at the cape	3
we had to retreat	3
we fired at them	3
through me when i	3
to see him and	3
out of the earth	3
no help for it	3
the natural result of	3
and told him to	3
and many of them	3
had the feeling that	3
a flock of sheep	3
whether it would not	3
was no longer the	3
bakoor and his men	3
soon as we came	3
as if we were	3
he was not in	3
that many of them	3
i heard from the	3
but we were not	3
know the number of	3
driven back to the	3
the hills in the	3
the old man had	3
prey to the flames	3
it suddenly occurred to	3
it was argued that	3
it was felt that	3
defenceless women and children	3
and there were some	3
had nothing to do	3
the burghers at the	3
come to the end	3
induction into the royal	3
he saw that the	3
this was one of	3
for all the world	3
it was my duty	3
christian de wet and	3
he knew by experience	3
get the better of	3
would have caused him	3
the burghers had to	3
nations of the earth	3
for the right to	3
walked over to the	3
up on either side	3
to say that he	3
that i was in	3
who were on the	3
and i could feel	3
at the outbreak of	3
the realisation of the	3
within three days death	3
and the burghers of	3
of neglect of duty	3
was going to visit	3
blind girl with the	3
many of them had	3
and two days later	3
in the old days	3
the old queen was	3
and the orange free	3
the borders of the	3
had already reached the	3
was marvellous to see	3
that lord kitchener should	3
he is the only	3
from where he had	3
had no difficulty in	3
then rode to the	3
will find you out	3
him to go to	3
the capture of zombode	3
had it been a	3
went on and on	3
water was to be	3
relief of ladysmith the	3
over to the enemy	3
common and royal ground	3
a rifle and bandolier	3
feeling that he was	3
who wished to continue	3
been wounded in the	3
executive council of the	3
out of the ground	3
second trip into swaziland	3
the whole of it	3
not tend to cheer	3
on my own countrymen	3
that we were in	3
thought that he was	3
in the transvaal the	3
i have seen them	3
of absence from the	3
we came to the	3
then he went on	3
told us that we	3
the wife of a	3
we knew that we	3
through the valley of	3
and there was the	3
the middle of july	3
we got to the	3
presence of the enemy	3
of the other two	3
such an extent that	3
the burghers of harrismith	3
general de villiers had	3
that it would not	3
some of the most	3
i hope we may	3
ran the risk of	3
discuss the question of	3
it looks as though	3
i had not seen	3
had arrived on the	3
dawn the next morning	3
ultimatum to great britain	3
a fight took place	3
it looks as if	3
a short time after	3
to the tent of	3
the bullets of their	3
me that it would	3
general de wet ordered	3
he did not have	3
estimate of the number	3
tongue only fit for	3
it was the only	3
to see the governor	3
i thought you were	3
he went to the	3
he had been sent	3
small hand of a	3
able to leave the	3
under the direction of	3
the men of harrismith	3
it began to rain	3
of the two south	3
to full burgher rights	3
rested a few hours	3
early on the morning	3
for an hour or	3
and his face was	3
the men in brown	3
he had made a	3
white flag was hoisted	3
a little more than	3
the door of the	3
de wet was a	3
one of his hands	3
that we did not	3
a hundred years ago	3
since he had been	3
proceeded in the direction	3
not more than twenty	3
one hundred years old	3
it was a magnificent	3
had never been known	3
banks of the spruit	3
how many there were	3
i have had a	3
the day was hot	3
were sent to the	3
opened fire on the	3
to a place of	3
the merits of the	3
that the english government	3
and a half hours	3
made it possible for	3
part in the battle	3
were on the farm	3
to last him for	3
if the enemy were	3
doing business with the	3
from out of the	3
we were to have	3
retreated as fast as	3
all over south africa	3
as though he could	3
and then the old	3
of president steyn and	3
of the two men	3
president steyn and his	3
cape colonies and natal	3
on the first day	3
the tent of assembly	3
how it happened that	3
he said with a	3
what is to be	3
he could see the	3
night there was a	3
we arrived at the	3
hundred gallons of gin	3
from the rest of	3
the messenger and his	3
but they had not	3
for the success of	3
that old free stater	3
i held a service	3
the english could not	3
when he found that	3
was not prepared to	3
will be a man	3
had remained in the	3
i do not think	3
been able to discover	3
had been in a	3
in view of the	3
turn them over to	3
with a certain amount	3
had made up his	3
she was in the	3
and in the evening	3
was to be seen	3
in connection with this	3
the object of their	3
i will give you	3
burghers were ordered to	3
was not the man	3
the middle of january	3
part in the campaign	3
condition of the country	3
me that he would	3
plenty of dry wood	3
it was not more	3
on the evening before	3
at the further end	3
glad to see us	3
front of him and	3
appeared to be a	3
it was not that	3
do not know how	3
remained behind in the	3
a bullet struck the	3
to meet the governments	3
to see that he	3
his four thousand men	3
to the ground and	3
time i had ever	3
from lord kitchener to	3
that it was better	3
if i am not	3
pointed out that if	3
and shook hands with	3
the causes of the	3
brought back to their	3
had the right to	3
on the morning after	3
by the process of	3
the fact being that	3
born leader of men	3
i wanted to be	3
sprang to her feet	3
orders were given that	3
of some of the	3
matter into their own	3
the farms in the	3
of his officers and	3
the burghers of commandant	3
told that the enemy	3
different parts of the	3
of the old boers	3
now and then i	3
way out of the	3
as they watched the	3
up and down his	3
was seated in his	3
from the government of	3
of the day that	3
a lull in the	3
it was thus that	3
he noticed that the	3
the ties of blood	3
was supposed to be	3
with him on his	3
this did not help	3
could not do so	3
south side of the	3
and in this manner	3
that he wanted to	3
heir to the throne	3
he was fond of	3
we did not have	3
continuance of the war	3
on all sides of	3
more than half an	3
outset of the war	3
and we did not	3
after the fight at	3
would you like to	3
the days of the	3
she said to herself	3
with the boers because	3
the branches of the	3
oom paul op een	3
to remain in camp	3
but the fact that	3
the memory of the	3
there was a large	3
the delegates at vereeniging	3
which i had come	3
this was not done	3
that the british were	3
as they had been	3
not by any means	3
a short time the	3
the success of the	3
the welfare of his	3
the end of this	3
but many of the	3
was my duty to	3
gave us the royal	3
offensive and defensive alliance	3
as a result of	3
crespinell and rossman were	3
of the two governments	3
to carry out this	3
i have seen her	3
the purpose of assisting	3
had to turn back	3
silent for a moment	3
laying down their arms	3
by the time we	3
thought that it was	3
of the members of	3
be given to the	3
throwing away his life	3
know that she had	3
for the picture rights	3
in the character of	3
a sort of chant	3
and the others were	3
of that part of	3
swaziland was to be	3
curious to know what	3
i was in the	3
before leaving for the	3
with england up to	3
of the english was	3
at a safe distance	3
the failure of the	3
as the enemy were	3
the first day of	3
months or a year	3
the life of a	3
could not be done	3
that they will have	3
the duties of his	3
he had been shot	3
camp on the royal	3
which seemed to be	3
about forty years ago	3
members of the governments	3
to put an end	3
same time we were	3
who was to be	3
of the two boer	3
for some time the	3
at the thought of	3
this seemed to satisfy	3
heat of the day	3
in the mind of	3
to keep an eye	3
curious to see the	3
of the krugersdorp commando	3
as soon as she	3
that there was an	3
or other of the	3
were forced to retire	3
the burghers were in	3
first visit to swaziland	3
the prejudice of england	3
officers of the british	3
force of the english	3
when we arrived at	3
and out of the	3
to a certain extent	3
it is impossible to	3
battle of spion kop	3
looked down upon the	3
to know about the	3
women and children had	3
leave to go home	3
battle of any importance	3
as might have been	3
had been a great	3
ought to be shot	3
feature of the boer	3
of the rd of	3
a tongue only fit	3
one of the many	3
let me tell you	3
heard that the enemy	3
one of the great	3
many of those who	3
among the nations of	3
he went on to	3
behind in the laagers	3
on a hunting expedition	3
there was a slight	3
commando went to the	3
had it been possible	3
the horses of the	3
the progress of the	3
had made up her	3
of more than one	3
between the boers and	3
as part of the	3
of his men and	3
not very far from	3
arrived in the laager	3
just in front of	3
the english were not	3
there had not been	3
with him in the	3
the others had gone	3
by the boer women	3
cause of all this	3
no alternative but to	3
little more than a	3
and that the british	3
would have been unable	3
we might have to	3
miles and miles of	3
the only one of	3
three miles to the	3
with which he had	3
to take an active	3
by far the greater	3
i do not believe	3
in order to have	3
the dingaan day celebration	3
until the end of	3
rear of the enemy	3
so that we might	3
they wanted to see	3
only a boer girl	3
to retreat from the	3
his way to the	3
a hill to the	3
to ride on horseback	3
it may well be	3
leave of absence from	3
fired a few shots	3
whole thing was a	3
only english girl here	3
dutch and english languages	3
in the dim light	3
about three or four	3
i will kill you	3
two or three miles	3
will give you the	3
and the name of	3
in love with her	3
to let me go	3
only fit for baboons	3
had not been in	3
others had gone to	3
and as soon as	3
loss of the english	3
the house of the	3
the resolution of the	3
seemed as though the	3
at the time that	3
in the defence of	3
a feeling of relief	3
during the days of	3
one of the greatest	3
the ridge to the	3
see some of the	3
to be in the	3
that he had never	3
were drenched to the	3
i spoke to him	3
seen a great deal	3
on leave of absence	3
that i am not	3
ordered his men to	3
and he would be	3
the fire of the	3
hundred yards of the	3
the house of a	3
and then returned to	3
we had to pass	3
of men and women	3
fighting along the tugela	3
cape town after all	3
course of a few	3
the other end of	3
came in contact with	3
far in advance of	3
hero of the hour	3
that they should not	3
of both republics to	3
on the mountain slope	3
that he had a	3
i soon found myself	3
who fought with the	3
between seventy and eighty	3
by the british and	3
the two republics were	3
history of the war	3
the day of the	3
one of the commandos	3
their part of the	3
majority of those who	3
a group of burghers	3
as i stand here	3
which we had been	3
that it was all	3
of the people at	3
the ridges to the	3
about a score of	3
the line of fire	3
of the enemy who	3
the afrikaner bond leaders	3
because i knew that	3
when he came to	3
thousands and thousands of	3
in south africa for	3
of going to the	3
we entered the royal	3
had been taken prisoner	3
he would have wished	3
north of the town	3
us that it was	3
the occasion of the	3
i was surprised at	3
prevent the enemy from	3
and the result of	3
the decision of the	3
at a time when	3
was as if i	3
and were ready to	3
he agreed with me	3
is not in the	3
of the pretoria commando	3
we had begun to	3
so that we would	3
look upon her face	3
surrender of a portion	3
the nations of the	3
now and then and	3
of the old men	3
with him and his	3
i felt sure that	3
the waters of the	3
a position to the	3
but i did not	3
was not even pretty	3
enemy fired at us	3
to all the burghers	3
banks of the river	3
there was not much	3
and the two went	3
wished to continue the	3
an hour or two	3
and the place of	3
strolled over to the	3
the takhaar was the	3
i pointed out to	3
the first of the	3
we learned that the	3
a minister of the	3
and that is the	3
the great king buno	3
pretoria for the purpose	3
in the fighting at	3
to go on the	3
the misery of the	3
out of the mountains	3
the sound of their	3
look me in the	3
there could be no	3
the scent of the	3
and before long we	3
knowledge of high dutch	3
had one or two	3
receive a message from	3
of the boer people	3
what it had been	3
the cape colony to	3
the level of the	3
i thought of the	3
it was customary for	3
was on the point	3
was nothing to do	3
the boer army were	3
the point where the	3
the cannon and the	3
was no time for	3
had not yet been	3
i thought you had	3
should go to the	3
the impis of tzaneen	3
was not carried out	3
afrika voor de afrikaners	3
the opening of the	3
he seemed to be	3
firing at the enemy	3
of the late republics	3
is a friend of	3
been killed and wounded	3
as we came close	3
realized that there was	3
in the night of	3
the force of his	3
to such an extent	3
as he was able	3
this sort of thing	3
was not an extraordinary	3
knew it would be	3
the part of great	3
facts of the case	3
to take up a	3
some of his men	3
during the whole day	3
place as soon as	3
it was practically impossible	3
sebuza will be made	3
the spot where he	3
who had been wounded	3
who had gone to	3
the cape colonies and	3
the wishes of the	3
of their own free	3
to give our horses	3
was to be held	3
the state artillery of	3
of the burgher estate	3
we should not have	3
it was a long	3
the character of the	3
section of south africa	3
great was the indignation	3
the burghers and the	3
and the people of	3
for the free state	3
of law and order	3
thought it would be	3
took advantage of the	3
and there was almost	3
i made use of	3
the sympathy of the	3
the northern border of	3
so that we were	3
you want to see	3
had to be on	3
me that it was	3
on the white kopje	3
it was a large	3
and we went back	3
tell you the truth	3
at dawn next morning	3
a small band of	3
been able to do	3
the result was that	3
back of the wagon	3
of course he is	3
to add to our	3
had come that the	3
what he had done	3
the enemy to approach	3
hands of the boers	3
in that he had	3
but i could not	3
under the authority of	3
of the war the	3
of the campaign was	3
was in the hands	3
was late in the	3
been one of the	3
and in a moment	3
on his own account	3
it was lucky for	3
of tzaneen and sebuza	3
the enemy fired at	3
to draw up a	3
the war had been	3
the english were approaching	3
in the place of	3
and my companions were	3
some sort of a	3
the first days of	3
a mile and a	3
women and children in	3
looked at each other	3
then addressed the meeting	3
to be shot for	3
said in a low	3
stephanus van der walt	3
is one of us	3
her father was waiting	3
forts of the english	3
our section of the	3
we got the order	3
passed the beautiful farm	3
on my way to	3
how pleasant it was	3
in the thick of	3
to make an attempt	3
for a moment i	3
there was a necessity	3
take the throne by	3
a number of english	3
may well be imagined	3
in which i was	3
let him go to	3
to the district of	3
that is just what	3
until i began to	3
was not inclined to	3
taken possession of the	3
tuys explained to me	3
of commandant de villiers	3
in front of a	3
that they would have	3
a little further on	3
it was difficult to	3
her father was not	3
there was a good	3
not know what was	3
that the condition of	3
was able to tell	3
of the present anglo	3
through thick and thin	3
ought not to have	3
give the assurance that	3
plenty of time to	3
first time i saw	3
these are the people	3
in the slightest degree	3
by the action of	3
i did not like	3
in the royal impi	3
the british occupation of	3
came back to her	3
that the enemy would	3
for the english had	3
father told me that	3
of the women were	3
zambesi to the cape	3
to take the oath	3
the topography of the	3
between england and the	3
the sufferings of the	3
it struck me as	3
at a range of	3
part in the struggle	3
so it came about	3
forced to accept the	3
with all his men	3
within a radius of	3
went the length of	3
within the space of	3
had to live on	3
the bank of the	3
this was the most	3
had no right to	3
to remain behind in	3
to hold a position	3
in this way the	3
roux and hermanus delport	3
the front of the	3
should take up positions	3
the right and left	3
it came about that	3
there was no hope	3
during all that time	3
all the people of	3
some of the fighting	3
cursory history of the	3
of the convention of	3
the opportunity of visiting	3
that a number of	3
of the sons of	3
of the black boys	3
the proposal of the	3
had been wounded in	3
the life of their	3
in the heat of	3
the eastern part of	3
that he meant to	3
the notice of the	3
i should like to	3
them that they were	3
had taken on a	3
as it was impossible	3
the british government had	3
and then i would	3
the risk of being	3
go and see some	3
one of the women	3
seemed to think that	3
to see if i	3
the tent of general	3
to come in contact	3
six miles an hour	3
the other white man	3
got as far as	3
the remains of the	3
the english were advancing	3
sixty and seventy miles	3
all there was to	3
life of their country	3
and then went to	3
for the welfare of	3
this was the reason	3
left bank of the	3
battle of the tugela	3