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Page 184
... town to another . These river towns breed a river - going group , too , just as seaports spawn sailors . Pilots told me , also , that rivermen usually marry river - town women . The flood of 1937 , which the late Col. Albert W. Stevens ...
... town to another . These river towns breed a river - going group , too , just as seaports spawn sailors . Pilots told me , also , that rivermen usually marry river - town women . The flood of 1937 , which the late Col. Albert W. Stevens ...
Page 327
... town is terminus of the steamer service which the East African Railways and Harbours Ad- ministration operates around this vast inland sea in conjunction with the railway from the coast . Late one afternoon I drove a few miles out of town ...
... town is terminus of the steamer service which the East African Railways and Harbours Ad- ministration operates around this vast inland sea in conjunction with the railway from the coast . Late one afternoon I drove a few miles out of town ...
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... town . But some animals still walk around it . Hyenas skulking into town at night are called the " dustbin patrol . " Guaranteed : " A Few Lions " " Have you seen our game yet ? " asked Col. Mervyn H. Cowie , Director of the Kenya ...
... town . But some animals still walk around it . Hyenas skulking into town at night are called the " dustbin patrol . " Guaranteed : " A Few Lions " " Have you seen our game yet ? " asked Col. Mervyn H. Cowie , Director of the Kenya ...
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