The Manobos of Mindanao 8 7
The Manobos of Mindanao 8 7
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It was the rule rather than the exception that I, myself, had the samereputation applied to me. Upon arrival in heretofore unvisited regions Iwas fequently[sic] informed that they had heard of my wonderful power ofkilling. On many occasions it was only by assuming a bold front and byvowing vengeance on my traducers that I freed myself from theimputation. In such cases I always asked for the name of the slanderer, and, upon learning it, announced my intention of seeking him withoutdelay, for the... purpose of clearing myself from the imputation and ofdemanding satisfaction from him.
THE SYSTEM OF FINES It is not intended here to consider the system of fines as penalties forvoluntary wrongdoings but only as punishments for certain little acts offorgetfulness or of omission that might be construed as conscious actsof disrespect. The system is a very strange one and, to our way ofthinking, very harsh, productive sometimes of bad feeling and even ofmore serious results.
Instances that have passed under my personal observation will illustratethe system.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It was the rule rather than the exception that I, myself, had the samereputation applied to me. Upon arrival in heretofore unvisited regions Iwas fequently[sic] informed that they had heard of my wonderful power ofkilling. On many occasions it was only by assuming a bold front and byvowing vengeance on my traducers that I freed myself from theimputation. In such cases I always asked for the name of the slanderer, and, upon learning it, announced my intention of seeking him withoutdelay, for the... purpose of clearing myself from the imputation and ofdemanding satisfaction from him.
THE SYSTEM OF FINES It is not intended here to consider the system of fines as penalties forvoluntary wrongdoings but only as punishments for certain little acts offorgetfulness or of omission that might be construed as conscious actsof disrespect. The system is a very strange one and, to our way ofthinking, very harsh, productive sometimes of bad feeling and even ofmore serious results.
Instances that have passed under my personal observation will illustratethe system.
What to read after The Manobos of Mindanao 8 7?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John M Garvan to read onlineMoreLess
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