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ey had ever seen. Sobuso sent out spies,and then waited all day for their report. Atnight they returned, but they brought bad news. You have no idea how mighty the enemy is,said they. No assegai is big enough to killhim, and no man tall enough to throw it. Wemust return home and make special… … It was a very old woman, leaning on an inmiense assegai. To face pag XV The Story of Semai-mal asleep. It was very very still, and the air waswarm. Only the frogs could be heard croakingfar away along the river-banks. Sobuso thoughtand thought, but could see no way out saveretreat. He remembered…
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