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Night and morning in dark Africa (1902)

Johnson, Harry, London Missionary Society · London, London Missionary Society · leaf 44

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NIGHT AND MORNING IN DARK AFRICA 40 journey occupying about a week. We land at Karonga, near the north end of the lake, and here our overland journey begins. Our goods must now be portioned out amongst native porters, to be carried across country to Tanganyika. A fifty to fifty-six pound box will… … MR. AND MRS. JOHNSON AT DINNER ON THE MARCH. pounds will be a load for two men. Our march will lead us through the countries of several tribes, but as they are kindred peoples, hav- ing languages that are but dialects of a common stock language, it is possible to converse with the people right…

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