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| | Missionary Travels in South Africa - Chapter 17. |
 | | In the deep, dark forests near each village, as already mentioned, you see idols intended to represent the human head or a lion, or a crooked stick smeared with medicine, or simply a small pot of medicine in a little shed, or miniature huts with little mounds of earth in them. |
 | | We have also spiders in the south which seize their prey by leaping upon it from a distance of several inches. |
 | | There is a footpath all the way across, but as this is worn down beneath the level of the rest of the plain, it is necessarily the deepest portion, and the men, avoiding it, make a new walk by its side. |
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