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illustrationillustrationThe top of the peak, which was about eighty feet high by one hundred and fifty feet thick at its base, was shaped like a negro’s head and faceShe, A History of AdventureThe Graphic, vol. 34, no. 881E. K. Johnsonhttps://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/haggard/illustrations/images/000/000/1770/original/theTopTheGraphic417.jpg?1515599049Woodcut print. L: 17.7 , W: 22.8London: The Graphic Office, 16 October 1886.Woodcut print. L: 17.7 , W: 22.8Leo Vincey Horace Holly Africa Water BoatE. K. Johnson417The Graphic, vol. 34, no. 881The Graphic Office16 October 1886LondonDuke University LibraryShe, A History of Adventure

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The top of the peak, which was about eighty feet high by one hundred and fifty feet thick at its base, was shaped like a negro’s head and face

The top of the peak, which was about eighty feet high by one hundred and fifty feet thick at its base, was shaped like a negro’s head and face
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