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| 44 | 236 | The language they View more quotes about spoke">spoke, however, was far removed from the speeches of Ushindi or Ukungu. |
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| 44 | 233 | They spoke swiftly in a language I could not follow. |
| 44 | 234 | Certain of the words, but very few of them, were recognizable. |
| 44 | 235 | There are linguistic affinities amongst most of the lake and river dialects. |
| 44 | 236 | The language they spoke, however, was far removed from the speeches of Ushindi or Ukungu. |
| 44 | 237 | In a moment the small men turned to regard me. |
| 44 | 238 | "Let us exchange gifts," said their chieftain. |
| 44 | 239 | "Rid us of the talunas, and we will help you". |