...the language are kept up by their pitches or public meetings, at which the finest language is spoken, by their festivals and ceremonies, as well as by their songs and their constant intercourse ; for, like the Athenians of old, they are ever telling or hearing some " new thing," and the first...

...sufficient strength. The able and self-devoted Robert Moffat, in his work on South Africa, states, without the least regard to hypothesis, that amongst..." the purity and harmony of language is kept up by (heir pichos or public meetings, by their festivals and ceremonies, as well as by their songs and their...

...the language are kept up by their'pitchos or public meetings, at which the finest language is spoken, by their festivals and ceremonies, as well as by their songs and their constant intercourse ; for, like the Athenians of old, they are ever telling or hearing some " new thing," and the first...

...the language is kept up by their pitches or public meetings, at which the finest language is spoken, by their festivals and ceremonies, as well as by their songs and their constant intercourse ; for, like the Athenians of old, they are ever telling or hearing some ' new thing ;' and the first...

...present, or not always of sufficient strength. Robert Moffat, in his work on South Africa, states, without the least regard to hypothesis, that amongst...the people of the towns of that great region, " the murkable for copiousncss of words, as for its great and almost unlimited flexibility. Its expansions,...

...sufficient strength. The able and self-devoted Robert Moffat, in his work on South Africa, states, without the least regard to hypothesis, that amongst...purity and harmony of language is kept up by their pichos or public meetings, by their festivals and ceremonies, as well as by their songs and their constant...

...present, or not always of sufficient strength. Robert Moffat, in his work on South Africa, states, without the least regard to hypothesis, that amongst...purity and harmony of language is kept up by their pitchos or public meetings, by their festivals and ceremonies, as well as by their songs and their...

...Missionary Scenes and Labours in Southern Africa." " The purity and harmony of language," he writes, " is kept up by their pitches, or public meetings, by...and their constant intercourse. With the isolated villagers of the desert it is far otherwise ; they have no such meetings ; they are compelled to traverse...

...Southern Africa." " The purity and harmony of language," he writes, " is kept up by their pitchos, or public meetings, by their festivals and ceremonies,...and their constant intercourse. With the isolated villagers of the desert it is far otherwise ; they have no such meetings; they are compelled to traverse...

...Southern Africa." " The purity and harmony of language," he writes, " is kept up by their pitchos, or public meetings, by their festivals and ceremonies,...and their constant intercourse. With the isolated villagers of the desert it is far otherwise ; they have no such meetings ; they are compelled to traverse...