AfterthisIsobeltookanighttrainbacktotownand，returningtoHawk’sHall，threwherselfwiththeenergythatwasremarkableinher，intothemanagementofherhospitalandmanyanotherworkandcharityconnectedwiththewar。Foritwasonlyinworkthatshecouldforgetherselfandherachingloneliness。
Godfreyhadacomfortableandaprosperousvoyage，sinceitwasalmostbeforethedaysofsubmarines，atanyratesofaraspassengersteamerswereconcerned，andtheysawnoenemyships。Therefore，withinlittlemorethanamonthhelandedonthehotshoresofMombasa，andcouldcabletoIsobelthathewassafeandwellandreceiveherlovinganswer。
Hisnextbusinesswastoreporthimselfintheproperquarter，whichhedid。Thoseoverhimseemedquitebewilderedastowhathehadcomefororwhathewastodo，andcouldonlysuggestthatheshouldtraveltoNairobiandUgandaandputhimselfintouchwiththecivilauthorities。Thishedidalsoand，asaresult，formulatedacertainschemeofaction，towhichhismilitarysuperiorsassented，intimatingthathemightdoasheliked，solongashedidnotinterferewiththem。
Whathappenedtohimmaybeverybrieflydescribed。IntheendhestartedtovisitagreatchiefonthebordersofGermanEastAfrica，butinBritishterritory，amanwhoseloyaltywasrumouredtobedoubtful。Thischief，Jagabyname，wasaprofessedChristian，andathistowntherelivedamissionaryofthenameofTafelett，whohadbuiltachurchthereandwassaidtohavemuchinfluenceoverhim。SowiththeReverendMr。TafelettGodfreycommunicatedbyrunners，sayingthathewascomingtovisithim。Accordinglyhestartedwithaguardofnativetroops，acolouredinterpreterandsomeservants，butwithoutanywhitecompanion，sincetheattackonGermanterritorywasbeginningandnoonecouldbesparedtogowithhimuponadiplomaticmission。
Thejourneywaslongandarduous，involvingmanydaysofmarchingacrosstheEastAfricanveldandthroughitsforests，wheregameofallsortswasextraordinarilyplentiful，andatnighttheyweresurroundedbylions。Atlength，however，withtheexceptionofonemanwhoremainedwiththelions，theyarrivedsafelyatthetownofJagaandweremetbyMr。Tafelett，whotookGodfreyintohishouse，aneatthatchedbuildingwithawideverandahthatstoodbythechurch，whichwasakindofwhitewashedshed，alsothatched。