Between the Sahara in the north and the treed steppes of the Sudan to the south of it, between the Senegal in the west and the Nile in the east, there lies a strip of grassland which would provide scant fare for pampered European stock, but which is considered a fine grazing ground by the Arabs.
An edition of A Treasury of African Folklore
(2002)
A Treasury of African Folklore
3RD edition
by Courlander, Harold
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A Treasury of African Folklore
February 9, 2002, marlowe & company
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"Between the Sahara in the north and the treed steppes of the Sudan to the south of it, between the Senegal in the west and the Nile in the east, there lies a strip of grassland which would provide scant fare for pampered European stock, but which is considered a fine grazing ground by the Arabs."
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