Roth, H. Ling (Henry Ling), 1854-1925 · Halifax, Eng., F. King & Sons, ltd. · leaf 126
ut on in a very elegant manner. He wore no shirt. Infact, his dress was the usual one for men and women on the West Coast (I., pp.103-109). From Beauvais we get the following about the king: Every individualconsiders himself an absolute slave of the king. The Binis and even the blacks of 112 Great… … cr a, Cl, ri r-\ ■^ »—( D O tuO o M 2 ^a C 0) Vi (-] (U C/5 ^ 3oCO u tU <-M a. o Oh u o o U i-n (U D oj >O M O cx, d r X fa 0 a ^ 0) 0) u C/5 k^ c.2 o a o o C ^ g o en ><L) ^ 13 3 )-• o fa 1 1 03 S-H ^ (TD i <-t-io G o O o c/3 *- c/) (f) <L) O t/3 0) oa, CJ ^ c 0) (- CQ ofa mouth…
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