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SPELLING 10-23

5. The face under a patch of graying hair was flabby, and it held two eyes trapped in a
spider web of weary lines.
6. Dogs, hollow-bellied and dispirited, sprawled in the dust and that country lay behind
the twisted arms of the surrounding thorn trees like an abandoned theatrical backdrop
tarnished and yellow.
7. The full bodied and strong sunlight had begun to warm the drab colors of the hut, and
I reached over and blew out the flame of the hurricane lamp.
8. It was a tiny hut with the usual single window blocked with corrugated iron, the usual
thatched roof drooping its old eaves like a rotted tree, and the usual earthen floor
paved with the burnt match sticks, paper, and shreds of tobacco.
9. Laved with its icy steams, a country with its valleys choked with bracken and its
hills clothed in the green heather that wandered Scotsmen sing about seems hardly
Africa.
10. The Young man halts at my threshold draped in a warriors's shuka, wearing a belt of
beads hung with a club and a sword in a bright red scabbard.
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