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illustrationillustrationGazing at the huts was a man, tall and slim, holding an assegai in one hand and a little shield in the other. | Zinita had climbed the hut, and now lay there in the dark, her ear upon the smoke-hole, listening to every word that passed.Nada the LilyIllustrated London News, vol. C no. 2765R. Caton Woodvillehttps://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/haggard/illustrations/images/000/000/1189/original/gazingAtNadaILN481.jpg?1484760042Woodcut print; L: 20.9 , W: 19.5London: Ingram Brothers, 16 April 1892.Woodcut print; L: 20.9 , W: 19.5Man Men Africa Woman WomenR. Caton Woodville481Illustrated London News, vol. C no. 2765Ingram Brothers16 April 1892LondonUniversity of GeorgiaNada the Lily

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Gazing at the huts was a man, tall and slim, holding an assegai in one hand and a little shield in the other. | Zinita had climbed the hut, and now lay there in the dark, her ear upon the smoke-hole, listening to every word that passed.

Gazing at the huts was a man, tall and slim, holding an assegai in one hand and a little shield in the other. | Zinita had climbed the hut, and now lay there in the dark, her ear upon the smoke-hole, listening to every word that passed.
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