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... You're a liar, mister! 'that's the best flock o' dogs this or any other side o' London. What d've think o the war in South Africa ? War be blowed I I tell yer that there 'maul with the livercoloured nose is the Borg that Bill Scott shot in the hind ...
... doubt Henry met with some strange experiences in his journey through Darkest Africa, but he reckons that by the time he returns from his three months' Seaside tour, Darkest Africa will have to take a back seat. The invasion of Hastings the other day literally ...
... Martha Ricks. When she assured liar Majesty, on the occasion of her visit to Windsor, that she really could nut return to Africa without seeing A. SLOPER, the Queen graciously said she would arrange an Interview with the Moss-Grown. 'Twos done l—(2). ...
... for the application of iron bands, but he arose, and wearily trying to remember where he had put his box of Sloper's when the war conch called him, lie trudged off in the direction of Jimbjugglewhana. Alas lie hail not noticed an unexploded ground mine that ...
... the centre of South Africa, something after the manner of the late Dr. Livingstone, only Mr. Stanley did not go out to find him. It would appear he earned the rank of General in the American Civil War, and in the centre of Africa acquired colossal wealth ...
... entered with Germany on a crvsai/ against slavery. It means, my boy, remarked the old man. that all our men-of-war on the coast of Africa have received order for their crews to aid the Gertnans in effecting a blockade of the coast ; so, with our crews' ...
... fairly well, notwithstanding some minor quarrels, during her lifetime. But when her death took place, and her will was read, war broke out at once between the pair. The will was very explicit. If these two married the forty -five thousand pounds myelitis ...
... Neither of these were too delicate and refined. Even to-day we read strange things about remote royalties, say, in South Africa ; whilst, with us, the middle class, the frank , out• spoken records of the Divorce Court has shown us that even if the House ...
... forgotten this Competition, and could not imagine what all the fuss about when I came home yesterday. My people were doing a war dance round the table, and without stopping to tell me what was the matter, pointed to the HALF-HOLIDAY. I read the paragraph ...
... F. Is.; A. J. SliAw, Is.; J. C. 11., 2.1 EDMUND Mserrtiv.wst, Is.; J. J. SANktrliT, Rent., F. 03., 10a.: FRIEND IN 5047TH AFRICA, 7s. Gd.; CRIBBAGE (11sight.on), 2s. Gd.; F. W. 11., 25. ; A FRIEND, Gs. Making • total received up to February• 7th, 1893 ...
... of thee. LOOK AT HOME. A FABLE FOR PHILANTHROPISTS. AN Enlightened European, in the course of a stroll through the wilds of Africa, came suddenly upon an Illiterate Ravage, who was heating a drum before an image of Mumbo Jumbo, which rude music he ammopanied ...
... to the forests and jungles and plains of Africa than any fancy detonator or breech-loader. Flints can be found anywhere almost. and one will last for campaign ; but once get out of caps or cartridges in Africa, and your fancy gun is no bencr than the ...