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LIVINGSTONE'S LAST JOURNALS. 



[Chap. I. 



Buffaloes again bitten by tsetse, and by another fly exactly 

 like the house-fly, but having a straight hard proboscis 

 instead of a soft one ; other large flies make the blood run. 

 The tsetse does not disturb the buffaloes, but these others 

 and the smaller flies do. The tsetse seem to like the camel 

 best ; from these they are gorged with blood — they do not 

 seem to care for the mules and donkeys. 



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Carved Door, Zanzibar. 



