The Pygmies
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He has re- covered the chant which accompanies it ; he has found that it is everywhere the same among the different tribes scattered over the various points of the area still occupied by the Khoi-Khoi. He has given the text and translation : Tsui-goatse !
Thm, Tsui-goa !
Abo itse !
Thou father of the fathers !
Sida itse !
Thou, our father !
Nanuba avire !
Let stream the thunder-cloud !
En xuna uire !
Let please live {our) flocks !
Eda sida fiire !
Let us {also) live, please !
Kabuta gum goroo !...
/ am so weak indeed !
Gas xao !
From thirst !
As xao!
From hunger !
Ta xurina amre !
That I may eat field fruits !
Stats gum xave sida itsao ?
Art thou, then, not our father ?
Abo itsao !
The father of the fathers !
TsUi-goatse !
Thou, Tsui-goa !
Eda sida gangantsire !
That we may praise thee !
Eda sida khava khaitsire !
That we may give thee in return !
210 THE PYGMIES.
Abo itse !
2'hou, father of fathers !
• Sida Khutse !
Thou, our Lord !
Tsui-goatse !
Thou, Tsui-goa !
The Hottentots do not confine themselves to the great public festivals.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He has re- covered the chant which accompanies it ; he has found that it is everywhere the same among the different tribes scattered over the various points of the area still occupied by the Khoi-Khoi. He has given the text and translation : Tsui-goatse !
Thm, Tsui-goa !
Abo itse !
Thou father of the fathers !
Sida itse !
Thou, our father !
Nanuba avire !
Let stream the thunder-cloud !
En xuna uire !
Let please live {our) flocks !
Eda sida fiire !
Let us {also) live, please !
Kabuta gum goroo !...
/ am so weak indeed !
Gas xao !
From thirst !
As xao!
From hunger !
Ta xurina amre !
That I may eat field fruits !
Stats gum xave sida itsao ?
Art thou, then, not our father ?
Abo itsao !
The father of the fathers !
TsUi-goatse !
Thou, Tsui-goa !
Eda sida gangantsire !
That we may praise thee !
Eda sida khava khaitsire !
That we may give thee in return !
210 THE PYGMIES.
Abo itse !
2'hou, father of fathers !
• Sida Khutse !
Thou, our Lord !
Tsui-goatse !
Thou, Tsui-goa !
The Hottentots do not confine themselves to the great public festivals.
What to read after The Pygmies?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Starr, Frederick, 1858-1933 to read onlineMoreLess
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