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r. For de- much so, that the red’ blood can be seen coursing be- place the number of natives at from two to ten mil- spite his schooling and christianizing and civilizing, the neath it. That is the Zulu’s greatest pride. He will lions, but, as a matter of fact, no one knows even ap- Kafir rémains a… … their supply of ordinary rum and whisky runs short, they manufacture the notorious ‘** Cape Smoke.” This A BASUTO WOMAN DRESSED FOR A RELIGIOUS KAFIRS WITH SUGAR-CANE. addiction to alcohol is the great curse of the Basutos, CEREMONIAL. and, in fact, of every other tribe. held in leash only through…

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