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Savage Sudan : its wild tribes, big-game and bird-life (1921)

Chapman, Abel, 1851-1929, Russell E. Train Africana Collection (Smithsonian Libraries) · London ; Edinburgh : Gurney and Jackson · leaf 423

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351 THE RED SEA HILLS such circumspection that rarely or never can they be approached unseen, though I cannot remember ever having seen them post a sentry. Conspicuous as they are, ariel are always difficult of access. If regarded solely from a sporting point of view —(which is against the… … Ariel— The Midday Siesta. the mutual advantages and disadvantages being so equally balanced. Many stalks fail ; others develop In delightfully unexpected ways. Some of these stalks took us right into the heart of the hills— 5000-feet piles of dark shale, bare of all vegetation save the…

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