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Because of a great deal of inte
slave trade. In eiuiier articles, 1
African slave trade and of re
slavery was over in most parts of
* a harsher troth of how black ovei
buttress the idea of white over
This time, rather than writing
trying something different. Tellii
fiction Is still looked down upon
that yon can not tell the facts
Nevertheless, 1 shall write about i
of a fictional subject, a young girl
will start with her capture on A
The sun stood firm as its rays I
roofs. The rainy season had just
sticky and muddy. Efic stumbled
The passenger on her back yell<
took her baby brother aloose fron
around carefully as she tried to c
ya me Te Guineaare shou kenei
quiet little one or 1 shall be call<
lazy to walk properly." She ki:
rubbed his plump cheek against
from crevices of the face. Wher
would be considered a young Ful
ordinary girl. She would be beat
had beautiful designs on her fa
"Little one, we must go to th
hungry." She gathered herself i
used the soles of her feet to pus
thin black limbs. Then gracefully
forward and with an effortless th
of the back just above the hi)
enclosing her own flat stomach a
Metro's little fingers as he reach
her oval head, which had been s
back and quickly turned her mi
<Jightand hurried along to their fs
reason, she wanted to see her n
mother would be in the fields pla
and must set an example for h
The village center was almost ?
who sat around fanning then
mother's hut, she heard moans
grandmother's hut. She took cai
doctor must be allowed to do 1
dwelled in her grandmother's b
fihp IpanpH frtru;arrl on/1
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fruit and some goodness wrapped
no water. She walked outside ai
area, but no water. "1 must get w
placed a large pot on her head, s
while pushing Metro upward wi
_quickly to the stream. She cj
grasslands which was almost si
paused along the foot beaten pat)
across the path heading for the wj
it had gone far downstream. Th
floated across the water until sh<
was good. Efic filled the contain
land.
She shivered as she emerged
coldness swept her body. "The sc
Then relaxing, she shook her bod
on her head.
At first -shr nin tmt ?T*r if ?.C
scream caused her to flinch befon
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11itii me grass came anve witn t
black man pointed the others towi
I where the fields were as she la;
* The Efic Saga Is based upon h
most part, fictional names and
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rest, I shall write more on the
[ wrote about the start of the
settlement experiments after
the Americas. I also dealt with
r black helped in some ways to
black. .
I strictly factual pieces, I am
ig the truth through the use of
by niany historians who insist
adequately by that method,
the stave trade through the use
, I shall call Eflc. The Eflc Saga 4
African soil.
>eat down on the mud thatched
passed and everything was all
and then slid down in the mud,
ed with fright and she quickly
i all the wrappings. Efic looked
aim him. "Shhhhh; Metro. Na
lm be na shish. You must be
sd the clumsy one, who is too
ssed his plump leg and then
hers. She stiffened with pain
i her marks were healed, she
laro woman rather than just an
itiful like .her mother who also
ice.
c hut for food. You and I are
ip very carefully and then she
h the mahogany dirt from her
she bent her long lean frame .
rust placed Metro on the bend O
3s and wrapped him gently,
nd pointed breasts. She pattfed
ed out for one of the plaits on ?
ihaped from birth. She leaned
Id face away from the strong
imily compound. For a strange
nother, but she knew that her
nting. She was the senior wife
er husband's junior wives.
leserted except for a few elder*.
iselves. As she neared her
and^shrieks coming from her
re to step quietly. The native
ktc u/nrlr ' I'Ka a>ill ^
i?*? ttuiAt inw cvu apiiu Lilttl
ody must be cast out.
d her mother's hut. There was
I in a banana leaf but there was
id looked around the cooking
ater for you, for all of us." She
turdying it with her right hand
ith her left hand. She walked
arefully walked through the
mounded by the water. Efic
h as a huge snake hurled itself
iter. She waited patiently until
ten she carefully walked then
e came to a place that she felt
er and then came back to the
from the water as a strange
Hind of silence" cautioned her.
ly and stooped to place the pot
; she felt the crack of tnc wmK. j
he sound of many feet. A tall
ird the north side of the village
y bloody and confused. *
IstorfcaJ tacts, and yet tar tin
places are used.
the Gambia River'"
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