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The Kindergarten magazine (1891)

[Chicago, Ill. : Kindergarten Magazine Co.] · leaf 657

An illustration from The Kindergarten magazine, 1891, leaf 657
MAGAZINE. with charming postures and symmetry of limb such as asculptor would delight to model. He is also capable ofgreat and long-protracted endurance when the reward ofbacksheesh is offered as an incentive to exertion. A don-key boy of eight or ten will run easily sixteen or eighteenmiles over… … A Nile Mud Village. Nile mud, dried in the sun, is the only building materialwithin reach of the cultivators of the soil. Each hut hasgenerally a small, open space in front, inclosed by a mudwall. The wall itself is topped by pigeon houses, from whichpigeons rise in dense flocks over all the…

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