...and dishes. I have often seen Bushgirls and Bakalahari women, who belong to the wandering Bechuana tribes of the Kalahari desert, come down to the fountains...fill with water, and cork up the hole with grass. A favorite method adopted by the wild Bushman for approaching the ostrich and other varieties of game...

...and dishes. I have often seen Bush-girls and Bakalahari women, who belong to the wandering Bechuana tribes of the Kalahari desert, come down to the fountains...kaross or a network containing from twelve to fifteen ostrich-egg shells, which had been emptied by a small aperture at one end : these they fill with water...

...water-flasks, cups, and dishes. I have often seen girls, who belong to the wandering tribes of the Ualahadi desert, come down to the fountains from their remote...network, containing from twelve to fifteen ostrich egg. shells, which had been emptied by a small aperture at one end ; these they fill with water, and...

...and dishes. I have often seen Bushgirls and Bakalahari women, who belong to the wandering Bechuana tribes of the Kalahari desert, come down to the fountains...distance, each carrying on her back a kaross or a net- work containing from twelve to fifteen ostrich egg-shells, which had been emptied by a small aperture...

...water-flasks, cups, and dishes. I have often seen girls, who belong to the wandering tribes of the Ualahadi desert, come down to the fountains from their remote...fill with water, and cork up the hole with grass. " A favorite method adopted by the wild Bushman for approaching the ostrich and other varieties of game,...

...and dishes. I have often seen Bush-girls and Bakalahari women, who belong to the wandering Beclmana tribes of the Kalahari desert, come down to the fountains...amazing distance, each carrying on her back a kaross of network containing from twelve to fifteen ostrich-eggshells, which had been emptied by a small aperture...

...and dishes. I have often seen Bush-girls and Bakalahari women, who belong to the wandering Bechuana tribes of the Kalahari desert, come down to the fountains...kaross or a network containing from twelve to fifteen ostrich-egg shells, which had been emptied by a small aperture at one end : these they fill with water...

...and dishes. I have often seen Bush-girls and Bakalahari women, who belong to the wandering Bechuana tribes of the Kalahari desert, come down to the fountains from their remote habitations, each carrying on her back a kaross or network containing from twelve to fifteen ostrich-egg shells,...

...belong to the wandering Bechuana tribes of the Kalahari desert, come down to the fountains from atheir remote habitations, sometimes situated at an amazing...fill with water, and cork up the hole with grass. A favorite method adopted by the wild Bushman for approaching the ostrich and other varieties of game...

...twelve to fifteen eggshells, which have 1 Layard, " Birds of South Africa," p. 281. 2 See ante, p. 18. been emptied by a small aperture at one end ; these they fill with water, tightly closing up the hole with grass. A group of women thus employed will be found depicted in Livingstone's...