A Naturalist in Cannibal Land By As Meek
A Naturalist in Cannibal Land By As Meek
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The nights are cool and the days warm and bright. There is undoubtedly a comfort- able future for white people in New Guinea when they learn to utilise hill stations as is done in India.
The extra demands made on the food-supply of the PAPUANS WITH TOBACCO PIPE.
To face p. 115..
INLAND NEW GUINEA 115 village by my large camp soon made it necessary to forage for food elsewhere, and I kept a team of boys constantly at work penetrating to higher villages and bringing food from the mountains above.... The most favoured currency there was coarse salt. On the coast one conducts most transactions with the natives on a currency of tobacco, but on the mountains the natives grow their own tobacco and seem to have always done so. 1 I found in the hill country of New Guinea, where they had never heard of the white man, and the white man had never before penetrated, that native tobacco was grown. They rarely subject it to any process of curing, except when they are making preparations for a great feast.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The nights are cool and the days warm and bright. There is undoubtedly a comfort- able future for white people in New Guinea when they learn to utilise hill stations as is done in India.
The extra demands made on the food-supply of the PAPUANS WITH TOBACCO PIPE.
To face p. 115..
INLAND NEW GUINEA 115 village by my large camp soon made it necessary to forage for food elsewhere, and I kept a team of boys constantly at work penetrating to higher villages and bringing food from the mountains above.... The most favoured currency there was coarse salt. On the coast one conducts most transactions with the natives on a currency of tobacco, but on the mountains the natives grow their own tobacco and seem to have always done so. 1 I found in the hill country of New Guinea, where they had never heard of the white man, and the white man had never before penetrated, that native tobacco was grown. They rarely subject it to any process of curing, except when they are making preparations for a great feast.
What to read after A Naturalist in Cannibal Land By As Meek?
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