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The Bush Boys History and Adventures of a Cape Farmer and his Family

My young English reader, do not suppose that I mean any disrespect to Mynheer Von Bloom, by calling him a “boor.” In our good Cape colony a “boor” is a farmer. It is no reproach to be called a farmer. Von Bloom was one—a Dutch farmer of the Cape—a boor.

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The Bush Boys History and Adventures of a Cape Farmer and his Family

Chapter One. The Boors.
Chapter Two. The “Kraal.”
Chapter Three. The “Springhaan.”
Chapter Four. A talk about Locusts.
Chapter Five. The Locust-Flight.
Chapter Six. “Inspann and Trek!”
Chapter Seven. “Water! Water!”
Chapter Eight. The fate of the Hero.
Chapter Nine. A Lion “Couchant.”
Chapter Ten. A Lion in the Trap.
Chapter Eleven. The Death of the Lion.
Chapter Twelve. A talk about Lions.
Chapter Thirteen. The travellers benighted.
Chapter Fourteen. The “Trek-Boken.”
Chapter Fifteen. Spooring for a Spring.
Chapter Sixteen. The terrible “Tsetse.”
Chapter Seventeen. The Long-Horned Rhinoceros.
Chapter Eighteen. A heavy combat.
Chapter Nineteen. The Death of the Elephant.
Chapter Twenty. Turned Hunters.
Chapter Twenty One. “Jerking” an Elephant.
Chapter Twenty Two. The hideous Hyena.
Chapter Twenty Three. Stalking the Ourebi.
Chapter Twenty Four. Little Jan’s Adventure.
Chapter Twenty Five. A chapter upon Hyenas.
Chapter Twenty Six. A house among the tree-tops.
Chapter Twenty Seven. The battle of the wild peacocks.
Chapter Twenty Eight. Upon the “Spoor.”
Chapter Twenty Nine. A rogue Elephant.
Chapter Thirty. The missing hunter, and the Wildebeests.
Chapter Thirty One. The Ant-Eater of Africa.
Chapter Thirty Two. Hans chased by the Wildebeest.
Chapter Thirty Three. Besieged by the Bull.
Chapter Thirty Four. A helpless beast.
Chapter Thirty Five. The elephant’s sleeping-roost.
Chapter Thirty Six. Making the elephant’s bed.
Chapter Thirty Seven. The Wild-Asses of Africa.
Chapter Thirty Eight. Planning the capture of the Quaggas.
Chapter Thirty Nine. The Pit-Trap.
Chapter Forty. Driving in the Eland.
Chapter Forty One. A wild ride on Quagga-back.
Chapter Forty Two. The Gun-Trap.
Chapter Forty Three. The Weaver-Birds.
Chapter Forty Four. The Spitting-Snake.
Chapter Forty Five. The Serpent-Eater.
Chapter Forty Six. Totty and the Chacmas.
Chapter Forty Seven. The wild hounds and the Hartebeest.
Chapter Forty Eight. Conclusion.

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