. La storia del piantone posteriore della Emin Pasha relief expedition [microformati] . Per gli esploratori; uccelli; insetti; Explorateurs; Oiseaux; Insectes. ho niAiiY 243 labbra, &c., in possesso di molto valore. Tlio Manyt'ma e 1^*88.^ 'acusu sono bou{i;accesa e venduti come schiavi per uso domestico J^"^!. lavoro, scopi agricoli e per combattere gli uomini :! M. M ,1' ;,i'^ esso orecchie iiiul aprile ord.-ho cercato di ottenere un schizzo di alcuni dei nativi nel mercato, ma non hanno voluto ascoltare tutti, ck'claring essi morirebbe se fossi io a disegnare tliem. Galli e galline. pesce, platani, manioca, palm-frutta a guscio, arachidi, e mais Indiano un

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. The story of the rear column of the Emin Pasha relief expedition [microform] . Explorers; Birds; Insects; Explorateurs; Oiseaux; Insectes. i niAiiY 243 lips, &c., to possess much value. Tlio Manyt'ma and 1^*88.^ 'acusu are bou{i;lit and sold as slaves for household J^"^!. work, agricultural purposes, and for fighting men :! m. M , 1' ;, i'^ it ears iiiul April ord.—I tried to get a sketch of some of the natives in the market, but they would not hear of it, all ck'claring they would die if I were to draw tliem. Fowls. fish, plantains, manioc, palm-nuts, ground-nuts, and Indian corn appeared to be the principal articles for sale. The chief sent me a breakfast of curried fish and coffee, and, before I started, two fat Muscovy ducks, and asked me to wait until the arrival of a goat ordered by him for me, but I represented to him that I was very anxious to advance, and could not delay. He was so kind and civil, without asking for a single tiling in return, that he quite won my heart. lie tried to discover, through Assad Farran, what I stood in need of, and w^hat I should like to have. I gave him my large pocket-knife, which has been my companion for years, and is the only one I had, for I had nothing else of my own, and I did not care about giving Expedition cloth when I could avoid doing so. He was greatly pleased. We passed a number of canoes bound for Kibonge, and with them were two belonging to Tippu- r2 I '. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Jameson, James S. (James Sligo), 1856-1888; Jameson, James S. Mr. Toronto : Rose Pub. Co.

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