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For playground, field, and forest; the outdoor handy book (1900)

Beard, Daniel Carter, 1850-1941 · New York, C. Scribner's sons · leaf 131

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ry black Aponosdwell, a very honest,irresponsible, light-headed set of sav-ages. For severalmonths each yearthis tribe does noth-ing but dance, sing,and drink palmwine. When the.wine season is overthey settle down toordinary pursuits,and . would find noplace in this book ifit were not for thefact… … Fig. 82.—Ocuya, the Aponos Dance, Africa, up in the Air on Stilts 113 head - dress, and along skirt of grass-cloth hides the stilt-walker. It is un-necessary to addthat the native mustbe a skilful stilt-walker to take thepart of Ocuya. New Woman onStilts. According to thenewspapers, walk-ing on…

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