The Village in the JungleHansa, 1974 - 307 pages |
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Leonard Woolf. coast , beyond his village , was a village in which only Malay people live . The Malay women are before all others in beauty , very fair , with eyes shaped like pomegranate seeds . They are Mohammedan people , and no Sin ...
Leonard Woolf. coast , beyond his village , was a village in which only Malay people live . The Malay women are before all others in beauty , very fair , with eyes shaped like pomegranate seeds . They are Mohammedan people , and no Sin ...
Page 74
... Malay woman to me to a place of which I will tell you . " Then my father said , " Hamadoru ! I dare not do this . For I must go and make the charm in the compound of the girl's house . And I know these Malay people they are very bad men ...
... Malay woman to me to a place of which I will tell you . " Then my father said , " Hamadoru ! I dare not do this . For I must go and make the charm in the compound of the girl's house . And I know these Malay people they are very bad men ...
Page 75
... Malay village . The cave was hidden in thick jungle , and they lay there through the day . When it was night and very dark they crept out , and the Korala showed the house to my father . My father stood in the garden of the house , and ...
... Malay village . The cave was hidden in thick jungle , and they lay there through the day . When it was night and very dark they crept out , and the Korala showed the house to my father . My father stood in the garden of the house , and ...
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