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Missionary Travels and Researches in South Africa

CHAPTER 19
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My men stripped off the last of their copper rings and gave them; but he was still intent on a man.

He thought, as others did, that my men were slaves.

He was a young man, with his woolly hair elaborately dressed: that behind was made up into a cone, about eight inches in diameter at the base, carefully swathed round with red and black thread.

As I resisted the proposal to deliver up my blanket until they had placed us on the western bank, this chief continued to worry us with his demands till I was tired.

My little tent was now in tatters, and having a wider hole behind than the door in front, I tried in vain to lie down out of sight of our persecutors.


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