He was powerless to help his mother. When the major stoo before him he used his baton to indicate a pile of papers. Indians, Coloureds, Zulu, Xhosa, Afrikaners-he was puzzled by them all, and especially by Craig Saltwood, who had accepted exile. g, as if he were seein a princess, and adjusted his tie and high-collared coat so as t make the best appearance.
Now!' When they assembled on the afterdeck he told them bluntly, 'Men, it would be most improviden We ne did catch you, did we, GeneralT De Groot was astounded by such words coming from Englishman, and when the nineteen children applauded dropped Detlev's hand and retreated. ns as a whole were Coloured or not, and looking at them face-to-face was one of the best ways to judge. He knew the word only in English, and when the three de- manded further explanation, he fashioned with his hands the long, thin paper hat he had been required to wear four times that week.
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