Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volumen156William Blackwood, 1894 |
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... Somali- land , have been so few and far between that the country remains almost a terra incognita . Yet at one time Harrar was , for a period at least , a spot that at- tracted some little attention , for it was the goal of Burton's ...
... Somali- land , have been so few and far between that the country remains almost a terra incognita . Yet at one time Harrar was , for a period at least , a spot that at- tracted some little attention , for it was the goal of Burton's ...
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... Somalis offered in exchange for the necessaries of life , of which a sufficient stock would have to be laid in to maintain existence dur- ing the spring and summer . To be entirely cut off from this trade must have completely shaken the ...
... Somalis offered in exchange for the necessaries of life , of which a sufficient stock would have to be laid in to maintain existence dur- ing the spring and summer . To be entirely cut off from this trade must have completely shaken the ...
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... Somali , In- dian , and Arab , with a few Jews . The streets are clean , the houses high and whitewashed , the larg- est belonging to Indian and Arab merchants , whom trade with the interior has enticed to this other- wise very ...
... Somali , In- dian , and Arab , with a few Jews . The streets are clean , the houses high and whitewashed , the larg- est belonging to Indian and Arab merchants , whom trade with the interior has enticed to this other- wise very ...
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... Somali boys , one of whom , Mairánu by name , spoke also Galla , Harrari , and Arabic , were taken as servants . While Mairánu acted as interpreter , we used Arabic as a medium of communication . The remaining five men were Somali ...
... Somali boys , one of whom , Mairánu by name , spoke also Galla , Harrari , and Arabic , were taken as servants . While Mairánu acted as interpreter , we used Arabic as a medium of communication . The remaining five men were Somali ...
Página 354
... Somali rivers are exhausted by the strip of desert skirting the coast . Here it was that for the first time vegetation other than the interminable thorny mimosa became apparent , both banks of the rivers bearing a fringe a few hundred ...
... Somali rivers are exhausted by the strip of desert skirting the coast . Here it was that for the first time vegetation other than the interminable thorny mimosa became apparent , both banks of the rivers bearing a fringe a few hundred ...
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