 | François Le Vaillant - Africa, Southern - 1796 - 436 pages
...convince myfelf what could have given rife to it ; and, every time I vifited a horde, I took care, under different pretences, to examine, one after another,...coop, or this pretended cramming. It is probable that fiich a tale may have originated among the planters refiding on the Namero, and in the neighbourhood... | |
 | 1797 - 856 pages
...I no where faw any thing that indicated eitherthis pretended coop, or this pretended cramming. 1 " It is probable that fuch a tale may have originated...Namero, and in the neighbourhood of the country of the Ivjimiquas; that it was a pleafantry of fome wit of the place on the leannefs of thefe people, which... | |
 | English poetry - 1797 - 846 pages
...pretences, to examine* one after another, all the huts of the kraal, and to alk which was the eldeit child of the family ; but I no where faw any thing that indicated eitherthis pretended coop, or this pretended cramming. " It is probable that fuch a tale may have originated... | |
 | Colin Macfarquhar, George Gleig - Encyclopedias and dictionaries - 1801 - 436 pages
...all the hut« of the kraal, and to aik which was the eldeft child of the family: but I nowhtie famr any thing that indicated either this pretended coop, or this pretended cramming?' Tht Nimiquas are great cowards ; yet, like the fnrTounding nations, they have their affagays and poifoned... | |
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I took eare, under different pretences, to examine, one after another, all the huts of the kraal, and to afk which was the eldeft child of the family : but I no where faw any thing that indicated either this pretended coop, or this pretended cramming.... 