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The adventures of an elephant hunter (1912)

Sutherland, James, Russell E. Train Africana Collection (Smithsonian Libraries) DSI · London : Macmillan · leaf 196

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168 ADVENTURES OF AN ELEPHANT HUNTER ch. With regard to the question of food and bever¬ ages, first thing in the morning, I drink a cup of cocoa ; after my bath, I have a cup of perfectly made tea with a couple of biscuits. When in camp, … MY TENT AND HANDA WITH PRIVATE SERVANTS. lunch and dinner differ little from the same meals in the Old Country, though often supplemented with a thick porridge made from native matama flour. Vegetables consist of onions and of herbs found in the forest, several species of which are almost identical…

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