The Tinguian 8 9
The Tinguian 8 9
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This supreme event can only be celebratedby a few families, but all the townpeople are welcome guests, and all, regardless of age and sex, may witness or take part in the proceedings.
Since all the great events occur after the harvest, a time of leisureand plenty, they become the great social events of the year. A personwho does not have the hereditary right to the ceremonies may gain theliberty if he be warned in a dream or be notified by the spirits thatit is their wish. Since all the expense...s of such a gathering fall onthe giver, it is imperative that he be well-to-do. Such a one givesthe ceremonies, in order, during a term of years, and eventuallyobtains the right to the _Sayang_, the greatest social and religiousevent in Tinguian life.
Adoption entitles an individual to all the privileges of the family, and as the writer and his wife were adopted into a family possessingthe right to all the ceremonies, they became at once participants inall the events which are here described. In this way it was possibleto obtain information and instruction on many points which observationalone could scarcely afford.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This supreme event can only be celebratedby a few families, but all the townpeople are welcome guests, and all, regardless of age and sex, may witness or take part in the proceedings.
Since all the great events occur after the harvest, a time of leisureand plenty, they become the great social events of the year. A personwho does not have the hereditary right to the ceremonies may gain theliberty if he be warned in a dream or be notified by the spirits thatit is their wish. Since all the expense...s of such a gathering fall onthe giver, it is imperative that he be well-to-do. Such a one givesthe ceremonies, in order, during a term of years, and eventuallyobtains the right to the _Sayang_, the greatest social and religiousevent in Tinguian life.
Adoption entitles an individual to all the privileges of the family, and as the writer and his wife were adopted into a family possessingthe right to all the ceremonies, they became at once participants inall the events which are here described. In this way it was possibleto obtain information and instruction on many points which observationalone could scarcely afford.
What to read after The Tinguian 8 9?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Fay Cooper Cole to read onlineMoreLess
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