Deza

The upland country, beyond the mountains now on our right, is called Deza, and is inhabited by

A Popular Account of Dr. Livingstone's Expedition to the Zambesi and Its Tributaries 2004

The upland country, beyond the mountains now on our right, is called Deza, and is inhabited by Maravi, who are only another tribe of Manganja.

A Popular Account of Dr. Livingstone's Expedition to the Zambesi and its tributaries And of the Discovery of Lakes Shirwa and Nyassa, 1858-1864 David Livingstone 1843

Here we learn that she is Deza Malone, a straight-A student and the daughter of a "willowy and radiant and spell-bindingly beautiful" mother and a father who delights in alliteration she is his Darling Daughter Deza, as well as the little sister of a honey-voiced, tenderhearted teenage brother.

The Book That Broke the Color Line Meghan Cox Gurdon 2012

Before long Deza and her mother and brother find themselves evicted and on the road, reduced to riding the rails with hobos.

The Book That Broke the Color Line Meghan Cox Gurdon 2012

Three-quarters of the way into the story, Mr. Curtis re-engineers the scene from the novel where Deza meets the little boy Bud, not Buddy, in a camp for transients, and it's a surprisingly lifeless bit; you notice the gears grinding.

The Book That Broke the Color Line Meghan Cox Gurdon 2012

The state capital, Chihuahua, Lady of the Desert, was founded by Don Antonio Deza y Ulloa at the confluence of the Chuviscar and Sacramento rivers in the name of God and the King of Spain in 1709.

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The state capital, Chihuahua, Lady of the Desert, was founded by Don Antonio Deza y Ulloa at the confluence of the Chuviscar and Sacramento rivers in the name of God and the King of Spain in 1709.

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