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The flame tree and other folk-lore stories from Uganda (1900)

Baskerville, Rosetta Gage (Harvey) · London : Sheldon Press ; New york ; Toronto : Macmillan ; Kampala : Uganda Bookshop · leaf 15

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3 THE FLAME TREE back to their canoes, and Mbubi beat the retreat drum, and his men returned to Buvuma. The hawk flies very quickly, and while he was still a long way off he saw Tutu lying where he had fallen on the Lake shore. The soldiers were … burying the dead, and the hawk watched to see where they would bury the peasant boy of Si, that he might show the maiden his grave. The Maiden waited on the hillside for the

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