The Wild Tribes of Davao District Mindanao 8 3
The Wild Tribes of Davao District Mindanao 8 3
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[43] A hanger in which offerings are placed.
III and IV. Mandarangan and his wife Darago. This couple look after thefortunes of the warriors, and in return demand the yearly sacrifice of aslave. They are supposed to dwell in the great fissure of Mt. Apo, fromwhich clouds of sulphur fumes are constantly rising. The intentions ofthis pair are evil, and only the utmost care on the part of the _magani_can prevent them from causing quarrels and dissentions[sic] among thepeople, or even actually devo...uring some of them.
V. Taragomi. A male spirit who owns all food. He is the guardian of thecrops and it is for him that the shrine known as _parobanian_ is erectedin the center of the rice field.
VI. Tolus ka towangan. The patron of the workers in brass and copper.
VII. Tolus ka gomanan. Patron of the smiths.
VIII. Baitpandi. A female spirit who taught the women to weave, and whonow presides over the looms and the weavers.
IX. And X. Toglai, also called Si Niladan and Maniladan, and his wifeToglibon.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
[43] A hanger in which offerings are placed.
III and IV. Mandarangan and his wife Darago. This couple look after thefortunes of the warriors, and in return demand the yearly sacrifice of aslave. They are supposed to dwell in the great fissure of Mt. Apo, fromwhich clouds of sulphur fumes are constantly rising. The intentions ofthis pair are evil, and only the utmost care on the part of the _magani_can prevent them from causing quarrels and dissentions[sic] among thepeople, or even actually devo...uring some of them.
V. Taragomi. A male spirit who owns all food. He is the guardian of thecrops and it is for him that the shrine known as _parobanian_ is erectedin the center of the rice field.
VI. Tolus ka towangan. The patron of the workers in brass and copper.
VII. Tolus ka gomanan. Patron of the smiths.
VIII. Baitpandi. A female spirit who taught the women to weave, and whonow presides over the looms and the weavers.
IX. And X. Toglai, also called Si Niladan and Maniladan, and his wifeToglibon.
What to read after The Wild Tribes of Davao District Mindanao 8 3?
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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