African Myths and LegendsOxford University Press, 1965 - 211 pages |
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... palm wine and you , my wife , can take the wine to market and sell it . ' ' I would willingly do that , ' said the wife , and she closed her eyes imagining how she would spend the money , and deciding on the colour of the new cloth she ...
... palm wine and you , my wife , can take the wine to market and sell it . ' ' I would willingly do that , ' said the wife , and she closed her eyes imagining how she would spend the money , and deciding on the colour of the new cloth she ...
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... palm wine for me , but he decided it would be cheaper to steal yours . We will , therefore , present you with a gift in exchange for the wine the deer has stolen and the pots he has broken . From now onwards you will have the power to ...
... palm wine for me , but he decided it would be cheaper to steal yours . We will , therefore , present you with a gift in exchange for the wine the deer has stolen and the pots he has broken . From now onwards you will have the power to ...
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... palm wine to drink and serving them choice food until night fell . Then she would say : ' It is too late and the night is too dark for you to walk back to your homes through the bush . Why not stay the night here and then go home at ...
... palm wine to drink and serving them choice food until night fell . Then she would say : ' It is too late and the night is too dark for you to walk back to your homes through the bush . Why not stay the night here and then go home at ...
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Why the Dog is the Friend of Man I | 1 |
The Rubber Man | 16 |
Thunder and Lightning | 32 |
Droits d'auteur | |
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