African Native Literature, Or Proverbs, Tales, Fables, & Historical Fragments in the Kanuri Or Bornu Language. to Which Are Added a Translation of the Above And a Kanuri-English Vocabulary
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The Phula do not fear any nation except only the Shoas ^) ; they never meddle with') the Shoas, but the Shoas abide by themselves, and the Phula abide by themselves. So if any one suffered from the famine, he went and abode with the Shoas, or if any one liked the Phula better, he remained with the Phula: I myselt settled amongst the Shoas. I was twice witness that the Phula drove the King out of the Capital. At that time was priest Laminu still in his town in Kanum, King Dunoma was at Kurnawa, ...and I myself was amongst the Shoas; at that time I had my full senses, before I was lost*).
At the time when I was lost, we never heard any one in Bornu call priest Laminu "priest Sheik," but they only called him priest Laminu, till I left; I was already a slave, when I heard the report that he was called Sheik. Only what I have seen with mine eyes , that I tell thee ; but what I have not seen myself, I do not tell thee to write it with thy pen b. What priest Laminu did, after my time, to obtain the kingdom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The Phula do not fear any nation except only the Shoas ^) ; they never meddle with') the Shoas, but the Shoas abide by themselves, and the Phula abide by themselves. So if any one suffered from the famine, he went and abode with the Shoas, or if any one liked the Phula better, he remained with the Phula: I myselt settled amongst the Shoas. I was twice witness that the Phula drove the King out of the Capital. At that time was priest Laminu still in his town in Kanum, King Dunoma was at Kurnawa, ...and I myself was amongst the Shoas; at that time I had my full senses, before I was lost*).
At the time when I was lost, we never heard any one in Bornu call priest Laminu "priest Sheik," but they only called him priest Laminu, till I left; I was already a slave, when I heard the report that he was called Sheik. Only what I have seen with mine eyes , that I tell thee ; but what I have not seen myself, I do not tell thee to write it with thy pen b. What priest Laminu did, after my time, to obtain the kingdom.
What to read after African Native Literature, Or Proverbs, Tales, Fables, & Historical Fragments in the Kanuri Or Bornu Language. to Which Are Added a Translation of the Above And a Kanuri-English Vocabulary?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Sigismund Wilhelm Koelle to read onlineMoreLess
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