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Native life in East Africa

Note 63 — Chapter XV · LAST DAYS AT NEWALA

Alice Werner translation

The same thing is done by Mang’anja girls on the Shire, in order to make them articulate clearly. The pebbles used for the purpose are taken from the stomachs of crocodiles, which sometimes contain enough to fill a bucket. (MS. note made at Blantyre, August 30th, 1894.)—[Tr.]

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