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In "Haviland's Chum," Mitford likely tells the story of a friendship between two characters, Haviland and his chum (friend or companion). The title suggests that the narrative may revolve around the bond between these two individuals and the adventures they share, possibly set against the backdrop of the African wilderness.The plot may explore themes such as loyalty, camaraderie, and the challenges faced by individuals living in colonial Africa. As Haviland and his chum navigate the dangers and opportunities of life in the African bush, they may encounter a variety of characters, including European settlers, indigenous tribespeople, and wildlife.