The African Repository, Količina 15American colonization society., 1967 |
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... live in houses thus covered , and live dry and comfortably . The poles , so called , were small logs , ( I wonder if the writer ever saw log houses in " big Merica ; " ) and I remember that the expedition in the Marine arriving be- fore ...
... live in houses thus covered , and live dry and comfortably . The poles , so called , were small logs , ( I wonder if the writer ever saw log houses in " big Merica ; " ) and I remember that the expedition in the Marine arriving be- fore ...
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... live in one village upon the beach , and close by the settlement . The Sinoe people compose the re- mainder of the population . They live in three or four small villages , a short distance in the interior , and sustain themselves by ...
... live in one village upon the beach , and close by the settlement . The Sinoe people compose the re- mainder of the population . They live in three or four small villages , a short distance in the interior , and sustain themselves by ...
Stran 159
... live here to - day , me do you good fash - no man look you - you get sleep , then you be well . My heart no speak all yet , plenty thing live there - that time you be better , then I bring my head men ; we speak all palaver about school ...
... live here to - day , me do you good fash - no man look you - you get sleep , then you be well . My heart no speak all yet , plenty thing live there - that time you be better , then I bring my head men ; we speak all palaver about school ...
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Seminary Liberia Conference 261 | 6 |
Law concerning apprentices | 11 |
Jurisprudencespecimen of African 80 | 30 |
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