Explorations in Africa
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They also know the art of dyeing in various colors — black, yellow, and purple. The Wanguana or freed men of Zanzibar, struck with the beauty of this fine grass frabric, eagerly exchange their cotton cloths for fine grass cloth, and on almost every black man returned from Manyema I have seen this native cloth converted into elegantly made damirs (Arabic) — short jackets.
" These countries are also very rich in ivory. The fever for going to Manyema to exchange their tawdry beads for the precious... tusks of Manyema is of the same kind as that which impelled men to the gulches and placers of California, Colorado, Mon- tana, and Idaho ; after nuggets to Australia, and diamonds to Cape Colony. Manyema is at present the El Dorado of the Arabs and the Wamrima tribes. It is only about four years since the first Arab re- turned from Manyema with such wealth of ivory and reports about the fabulous quantities found there 284 EXPLORATIONS IN AFRICA.
that ever since the old beaten tracks of Karagwah, Uganda, Ufipa, and Marungu have been compara- tively deserted.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They also know the art of dyeing in various colors — black, yellow, and purple. The Wanguana or freed men of Zanzibar, struck with the beauty of this fine grass frabric, eagerly exchange their cotton cloths for fine grass cloth, and on almost every black man returned from Manyema I have seen this native cloth converted into elegantly made damirs (Arabic) — short jackets.
" These countries are also very rich in ivory. The fever for going to Manyema to exchange their tawdry beads for the precious... tusks of Manyema is of the same kind as that which impelled men to the gulches and placers of California, Colorado, Mon- tana, and Idaho ; after nuggets to Australia, and diamonds to Cape Colony. Manyema is at present the El Dorado of the Arabs and the Wamrima tribes. It is only about four years since the first Arab re- turned from Manyema with such wealth of ivory and reports about the fabulous quantities found there 284 EXPLORATIONS IN AFRICA.
that ever since the old beaten tracks of Karagwah, Uganda, Ufipa, and Marungu have been compara- tively deserted.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lurton Dunham Ingersoll to read onlineMoreLess
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