Parliamentary Papers, volume 54
Parliamentary Papers, volume 54
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They advanced in parties of fifteen. Two officers attend, while.one of the generals kneels before the King, repeats the name of the soldier and of the. prisonei*. adding, *^ Given to the King to sweep the yard Bologee ;" these are 425 in number. Then come thirty-two who have brought heads of enemies, ** Lau see d^e." During the muster, three women were intro- duced to us as having received very severe wounds in. war: one, named *'Seh dohg hung boh '^ (God speaks true), had a fearful scar on her... head.
The King left his throne and danced, then came over and drank with us, pofhtrng out thaira stick he held belonged to the Chief of Attahpam.
Maehaepah makes a long speech to a party of soldiers, and gives K2 Digitized by Google 66 I do not feel at all certain that this was not a scene to cause us to believe that the Abbeoku- tians were the aggressors.
them food for themselves and families ; after which several bands advancei play, and are replaced ; one called " Hausso Hwae '' (the King*s birds).
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
They advanced in parties of fifteen. Two officers attend, while.one of the generals kneels before the King, repeats the name of the soldier and of the. prisonei*. adding, *^ Given to the King to sweep the yard Bologee ;" these are 425 in number. Then come thirty-two who have brought heads of enemies, ** Lau see d^e." During the muster, three women were intro- duced to us as having received very severe wounds in. war: one, named *'Seh dohg hung boh '^ (God speaks true), had a fearful scar on her... head.
The King left his throne and danced, then came over and drank with us, pofhtrng out thaira stick he held belonged to the Chief of Attahpam.
Maehaepah makes a long speech to a party of soldiers, and gives K2 Digitized by Google 66 I do not feel at all certain that this was not a scene to cause us to believe that the Abbeoku- tians were the aggressors.
them food for themselves and families ; after which several bands advancei play, and are replaced ; one called " Hausso Hwae '' (the King*s birds).
What to read after Parliamentary Papers, volume 54?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons to read onlineMoreLess
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