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... carried with him a pick , two spades , several volumes of those classics which he had resolved to keep up , ' and a Greek lexicon . Kimberley was in those days a scene of feverish activity , and the local colour was somewhat Bret ...
... carried with him a pick , two spades , several volumes of those classics which he had resolved to keep up , ' and a Greek lexicon . Kimberley was in those days a scene of feverish activity , and the local colour was somewhat Bret ...
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... carried shields of speckled ox - hide and short stabbing spears , and their gleaming limbs were free to run and to kill . Full of military ardour , they were not particularly easy to control , although their king , Lobengula , was a ...
... carried shields of speckled ox - hide and short stabbing spears , and their gleaming limbs were free to run and to kill . Full of military ardour , they were not particularly easy to control , although their king , Lobengula , was a ...
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William Plomer. spirators discussed their secret was quickly carried and distorted by rumour , and in Pretoria as well as Cape Town it was known that there was something afoot . Arms and ammunition were smuggled into the Trans- vaal in ...
William Plomer. spirators discussed their secret was quickly carried and distorted by rumour , and in Pretoria as well as Cape Town it was known that there was something afoot . Arms and ammunition were smuggled into the Trans- vaal in ...
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