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6 UGANDA AND TEE EGYPTIAN SO CDAN.

are chiefly attended to by women who, with hennadyed nails and bejewelled noses squat on the ground behind their wares nursing their babies.

Crowds of negroes, clad in all the colours of the rainbow, are coining and going ; strings of pannier-laden donkeys carrying sand or stone for building purposes NG'AMBO, ZANZIBAR, FROM DR. LIVINGSTONE'S OLD HOUSE.

crawl in a dejected manner along the streets ; stalwart hammalis or coolies, staggering under sacks of cloves or bales of merchandise, pass at a rapid trot, shouting to the crowd to make way ; then a welldressed slave, his long shirt tucked up into his girdle that he may run better, threads his way quickly

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