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Chapters 1 - 4
• Karen Blixen's land is located at the base of Ngong Hills.
• 600 acres of coffee plantation, 1000 acres for squatters, the rest native forest.
• Squatters eke out a living from subsistence farming and live stock in exchange for working a number of days a year on the farm.
• Twelve miles from the farm is Nairobi, the capital, where government buildings are located.
• A Swahili town is located near Nairobi. It is a dirty, gaudy place.
• A Somali town, farther away from Nairobi, is home to nomads who are primarily cattle dealers and traders.
• Indian merchants dominate the big native business quarter of the bazaar.
• Karen feels great affection for the natives, though never truly understanding them.
• Karen acts as a doctor of sorts for the local people.
• One day Karen meets Kamante, an insular, stoic child of one of the squatters. He suffers from sores all over his...
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