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...His name was Obanjo, but he liked it pronouncedCaptain Johnson, and his profession was a bush and river trader on hisown account...   His name was Obanjo, but he liked it pronouncedCaptain Johnson, and his profession was a bush and river trader on hisown accountの読み方
Mary H. Kingsley 「Travels in West Africa」

...The eyes were the eyes of Obanjo, the rest of the face the propertyof Captain Johnson...   The eyes were the eyes of Obanjo, the rest of the face the propertyof Captain Johnsonの読み方
Mary H. Kingsley 「Travels in West Africa」

...Part of it was dressed forsupper, after which a dispute arose between one of the Serawoollinegroes, and Johnson, my interpreter, about the sheep’shorns...   Part of it was dressed forsupper, after which a dispute arose between one of the Serawoollinegroes, and Johnson, my interpreter, about the sheep’shornsの読み方
Mungo Park 「Travels in the Interior of Africa, Vol. 1 [of 2]」

...The former claimed the horns as his perquisite, forhaving acted the part of our butcher, and Johnson contested theclaim...   The former claimed the horns as his perquisite, forhaving acted the part of our butcher, and Johnson contested theclaimの読み方
Mungo Park 「Travels in the Interior of Africa, Vol. 1 [of 2]」

...His companions now begged him to turn back, and Johnson declared it would be impossible to proceed without money...   His companions now begged him to turn back, and Johnson declared it would be impossible to proceed without moneyの読み方
W.H.G. Kingston 「Great African Travellers」

...Leaving Joag in company with thirty persons and six loaded asses, he rode on cheerfully for some hours till the caravan reached a species of tree for which Johnson had frequently inquired...   Leaving Joag in company with thirty persons and six loaded asses, he rode on cheerfully for some hours till the caravan reached a species of tree for which Johnson had frequently inquiredの読み方
W.H.G. Kingston 「Great African Travellers」

...On the 18th his black servant, Johnson, was brought in as as a prisoner before Ali by some Moors, who had also seized a bundle of his clothes left at Jarra...   On the 18th his black servant, Johnson, was brought in as as a prisoner before Ali by some Moors, who had also seized a bundle of his clothes left at Jarraの読み方
W.H.G. Kingston 「Great African Travellers」

...He again fell in with his friend Dayman and Johnson...   He again fell in with his friend Dayman and Johnsonの読み方
W.H.G. Kingston 「Great African Travellers」

...He learned with great sorrow that neither of his two attendants, Johnson and Demba, had returned, and that nothing was known of them...   He learned with great sorrow that neither of his two attendants, Johnson and Demba, had returned, and that nothing was known of themの読み方
W.H.G. Kingston 「Great African Travellers」

...I inquired for my twoattendants, Johnson and Demba, and learnt with great sorrow thatneither of them was returned...   I inquired for my twoattendants, Johnson and Demba, and learnt with great sorrow thatneither of them was returnedの読み方
Mungo Park 「Travels in the Interior of Africa, Vol. 2 [of 2]」

...; April 22, Toney Johnson, Tuscumbia, Ala...   ; April 22, Toney Johnson, Tuscumbia, Alaの読み方
Ida B. Wells-Barnett 「The Red Record」

... Johnson, and officers Lewis S...                 Johnson, and officers Lewis Sの読み方
William Still 「The Underground Railroad」

...Clark, Peter by Benjamin Johnson Hall...   Clark,               Peter by Benjamin Johnson Hallの読み方
William Still 「The Underground Railroad」

... Johnson who will accompany them is a man in whom we can confide...                 Johnson who will accompany them is a man in whom we can confideの読み方
William Still 「The Underground Railroad」

... Talbot Johnson, is thirty-five years of age, quite dark, and substantially built...                     Talbot Johnson, is thirty-five years of age, quite dark, and substantially                  builtの読み方
William Still 「The Underground Railroad」

...James left three sisters and one brother, Charlotte, Susan, Ellen and Johnson, all slaves...   James               left three sisters and one brother, Charlotte, Susan, Ellen and Johnson, all               slavesの読み方
William Still 「The Underground Railroad」

...Please send word by Johnson whether or no, those seven arrived safe I wrote thee of ten days since...   Please send word by Johnson whether or no, those seven                     arrived safe I wrote thee of ten days sinceの読み方
William Still 「The Underground Railroad」

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