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This etext was prepared by Christopher Hapka, Sunnyvale, California. Digital Editor’s Note: Italics are represented in the text with _underscores_. In the interest of readability, where italics are used to indicate non-English words, I have silently omitted them or replaced them with quotation marks. Haggard’s spelling, especially of Zulu terms, is wildly inconsistent; likewise his
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