Africa, المجلد 74،الأعداد 1-2Oxford University Press, 2004 Includes Proceedings of the Executive council and List of members, also section "Review of books". |
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... husband . Emilienne returned to her mother's place in Mbondossi , where her elder sister was also living . This elder sister had also had different ' husbands ' before returning to her mother . Emilienne's first foster - daughter gave ...
... husband . Emilienne returned to her mother's place in Mbondossi , where her elder sister was also living . This elder sister had also had different ' husbands ' before returning to her mother . Emilienne's first foster - daughter gave ...
الصفحة 76
... husband . Veria's house had fallen down completely , overwhelming evidence of her husband's neglect , and an irrefutable reason for leaving him . The husband had not returned from his last fish - trading journey to the lake months ago ...
... husband . Veria's house had fallen down completely , overwhelming evidence of her husband's neglect , and an irrefutable reason for leaving him . The husband had not returned from his last fish - trading journey to the lake months ago ...
الصفحة 89
... husband deceived her saying they should work together to grow rice and get money to build a house . Instead he used the money to bring another wife . That woman used medicine to change his mind . He lost interest in my daughter and her ...
... husband deceived her saying they should work together to grow rice and get money to build a house . Instead he used the money to bring another wife . That woman used medicine to change his mind . He lost interest in my daughter and her ...
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