Twelve Andamanese Songs
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Ha! Twang! back me took with great force.
Translation : Whew ! Out to sea he dragged me ! Your belly kept turning !
Wow ! Your belly kept turning ! Ha ! Twang ! Back he dragged me with a rush ! Ha! Twang! Back he dragged me with a rush 0!
1922] Kurtz: Twelve Andamanese Songs 117 1. A tribe, subdivided into seven septs, inhabiting the coast of Rut- land Island; the coast and part of the interior of the South Andaman, and certain small adjacent islands; and part of the west coast of the Middle An...daman. The dialects of the septs vary and the southern septs know little of the northern. The meaning of the tribal name is obscure, but it is said to be ' ' fresh water. ' ' The modern word for fresh water, however, is Om-da. -Da is the noun-suffix. P observes that in composing songs the Aka--5ea-da seem to alter usual forms more than any of the other Andamanese tribes.
2. The dugong, sea-cow, or HaUcore dugong, is a large, aquatic, her- bivorous mammal of the order Sirenia. It has a " tapering, fish -like body ending in flukes like a whale's, with two fore flippers and no hind limbs.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Ha! Twang! back me took with great force.
Translation : Whew ! Out to sea he dragged me ! Your belly kept turning !
Wow ! Your belly kept turning ! Ha ! Twang ! Back he dragged me with a rush ! Ha! Twang! Back he dragged me with a rush 0!
1922] Kurtz: Twelve Andamanese Songs 117 1. A tribe, subdivided into seven septs, inhabiting the coast of Rut- land Island; the coast and part of the interior of the South Andaman, and certain small adjacent islands; and part of the west coast of the Middle An...daman. The dialects of the septs vary and the southern septs know little of the northern. The meaning of the tribal name is obscure, but it is said to be ' ' fresh water. ' ' The modern word for fresh water, however, is Om-da. -Da is the noun-suffix. P observes that in composing songs the Aka--5ea-da seem to alter usual forms more than any of the other Andamanese tribes.
2. The dugong, sea-cow, or HaUcore dugong, is a large, aquatic, her- bivorous mammal of the order Sirenia. It has a " tapering, fish -like body ending in flukes like a whale's, with two fore flippers and no hind limbs.
What to read after Twelve Andamanese Songs?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Benjamin Putnam Kurtz to read onlineMoreLess
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