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... give him the full benefit of a notice in this place , not that I have in any way sought for evidence to draw a distinction between the races of mankind , as I have already taken occasion to remark . Nor am I pre- pared at present to ...
... give him the full benefit of a notice in this place , not that I have in any way sought for evidence to draw a distinction between the races of mankind , as I have already taken occasion to remark . Nor am I pre- pared at present to ...
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... give of this adventure , and of their migration from the interior , do not seem by any means im- probable , and are in accordance with the present habits of the Gallinas people ; as even now parties of young men frequently start off to ...
... give of this adventure , and of their migration from the interior , do not seem by any means im- probable , and are in accordance with the present habits of the Gallinas people ; as even now parties of young men frequently start off to ...
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... gives the alarm if any unusual noise is heard in the bush , in which case the in- tended assailants run off and declare the war spoilt , saying , that their sacrifice was unsuccessful , and they return home to go through the same ...
... gives the alarm if any unusual noise is heard in the bush , in which case the in- tended assailants run off and declare the war spoilt , saying , that their sacrifice was unsuccessful , and they return home to go through the same ...
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... gives him a most peculiar appearance ; the . " devils " each carry a small broom , and looking at the frightful appearance presented by the whole make up , they are not alto- gether unworthy the name they usurp . The girls , when ...
... gives him a most peculiar appearance ; the . " devils " each carry a small broom , and looking at the frightful appearance presented by the whole make up , they are not alto- gether unworthy the name they usurp . The girls , when ...
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... give them somewhat the appearance of our ballet- girls ; indeed , many of the attitudes into which they throw their lithe bodies , and some of the difficult and intricate pas which they execute , would be received with applause in any ...
... give them somewhat the appearance of our ballet- girls ; indeed , many of the attitudes into which they throw their lithe bodies , and some of the difficult and intricate pas which they execute , would be received with applause in any ...
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