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Page 45
... seen riding on a storm and every one warned to prepare and put every thing in order that an aprehension of danger was about to take place in The The whole sky was in darkness the wind carrying mountains of snow & hurling it to the earth ...
... seen riding on a storm and every one warned to prepare and put every thing in order that an aprehension of danger was about to take place in The The whole sky was in darkness the wind carrying mountains of snow & hurling it to the earth ...
Page 130
... seen that a and at ( an ) differ in that a occurs with configuration roots but not judgement roots whereas at ( an ) occurs with judgement but not configuration roots : kinw / ā ' it is long ' , sanak / at ' it is difficult ' . They ...
... seen that a and at ( an ) differ in that a occurs with configuration roots but not judgement roots whereas at ( an ) occurs with judgement but not configuration roots : kinw / ā ' it is long ' , sanak / at ' it is difficult ' . They ...
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... seen as objective , inhering in the object ; consequently they normally take ā , the abstract final for objective states . However , when receptors inside the body are involved which give a sensation within the body , this unusual ...
... seen as objective , inhering in the object ; consequently they normally take ā , the abstract final for objective states . However , when receptors inside the body are involved which give a sensation within the body , this unusual ...
Contents
INTRODUCTION | 1 |
Day National Museum of Man INDIAN PLACENAMES | 26 |
Carole Lévesque Université de Montréal PRODUCTION | 32 |
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