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minds of Zalu Zako and
In the minds of Zalu Zako and Marufa the report of Sakamata had been exceedingly disquieting. — from Witch-Doctors by Charles Beadle
mind of Zalu Zako and
So it was that Bakahenzie and Marufa, a quiet watchful Marufa, brewed the magic brew and condemned MYalu by the proxy of his nail clippings to die, a process that took root in a very firm conviction in the mind of Zalu Zako and the others that die MYalu would. — from Witch-Doctors by Charles Beadle
minds of Zako Zalu and
Neither Chapter 14 Changed: enemy, Bakahenzie, presented Zaku Zako with a To: enemy, Bakahenzie, presented Zalu Zako with a Chapter 14 Changed: which walk ever the the red devils in To: which walk ever the red devils in Chapter 14 Changed: the minds of Zako Zalu and Marufa the To: the minds of Zalu Zako and Marufa the Chapter 15 Changed: village of MFunya MPope —of that day To: village of MFunya MPopo —of that day Chapter 15 Changed: not his policy tomake his thunder too To: not his policy to make his thunder too Chapter 17 Changed: position of chief witch doctor , he would do To: position of chief witch-doctor , he would do Chapter 18 Changed: earth, and when —— and when——” — from Witch-Doctors by Charles Beadle
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