Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 122
rk garment,—as a sort of sash,—he wears a strip of buffalohide, tied in large loops, and furnished with great AFRICAN FASHIONS. I05 alls of copper at the ends. His most costly orna-lent is made of more than three hundred lionsings. This king, by the way, is a very important per- jnage. All that he… … AN AFRICAN DANDV. Sgured patterns made on the skin by a black liquid.There is no end to the variety of styles,—starsand crosses, bees and flowers, stripes and dots,squares and circles,—and at grand festivals thereis great strife to get new and striking designs. Adress of this sort lasts three days,…
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