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illustrationillustrationGalazi spoke in the circle of the wolves, while Umslopogaas leaned upon his axeNada the LilyIllustrated London News, vol. C no. 2767R. Caton Woodvillehttps://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/haggard/illustrations/images/000/000/1188/original/galaziSpokeNadaILN546.jpg?1484759549Woodcut print; L: 23.4 , W: 11.4London: Ingram Brothers, 30 April 1892.Woodcut print; L: 23.4 , W: 11.4Mountain Africa Land Man Men ZuluR. Caton Woodville546Illustrated London News, vol. C no. 2767Ingram Brothers30 April 1892LondonUniversity of GeorgiaNada the Lily

Novels / Nada the Lily / Illustrated London News, vol. C no. 2767 / Illustration

Galazi spoke in the circle of the wolves, while Umslopogaas leaned upon his axe

Galazi spoke in the circle of the wolves, while Umslopogaas leaned upon his axe — Open original

Novel: Nada the Lily
Published by: Ingram Brothers
Published: 30 April 1892
Publication City: London
Edition Source: University of Georgia
Edition: Illustrated London News, vol. C no. 2767
Illustrator: R. Caton Woodville
Page: 546
Description: Woodcut print; L: 23.4 , W: 11.4

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