When David Livingstone went to Africa there was a Scottish woman
by the name of Mrs. MacRobert who was quite advanced in years.
As she was unable to go herself she gave Livingstone thirty
pounds which she had saved and said, “When you go into Africa I
want you to spare yourself unnecessary exposure and bodily toil
by hiring some competent servant, who shall go with you wherever
you go and share your sacrifices and your exposures.” With that
money he hired the faithful Sebalwe, who saved him from death
by a lion, and this added those last thirty years of wonderful
service to the world.
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