Having left Ndotsheni to help his sick sister Gertrude, the reverend also found his son, who was sentenced to death for murder of Arthur Jarvis.
During a visit to Barbara Smith's home in this novel, one character finds out that Sibeko's daughter was arrested for distilling liquor. By the end of the novel, the protagonist's fellow villagers receive gifts, including milk for the children and the hiring of Napoleon Letsitsi to teach farming techniques. Before leaving Mrs. Lithebe's home, Msimangu decides to become a monk and thus gives the protagonist all of his possessions. Having left Ndotsheni to help his sick sister Gertrude, the reverend also found his son, who was sentenced to death for murder of Arthur Jarvis. Absalom is still hanged, despite the help of Stephen Kumalo, at the end of, FTP, which novel by Alan Paton?
During a visit to Barbara Smith's home in this novel, one character finds out that Sibeko's daughter was arrested for distilling liquor.
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