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Page 276
Throughout the passage the guests and the attendants are kept distinct by the use of proximate verbal inflections for the former and obviative inflections for the latter . In cases like this , which are very common , there is no ...
Throughout the passage the guests and the attendants are kept distinct by the use of proximate verbal inflections for the former and obviative inflections for the latter . In cases like this , which are very common , there is no ...
Page 279
Although proximate shifts like that in ( 9 ) exemplify a distinct discourse feature from the multiple proximates of ( 7 ) and ( 8 ) , however , the way they function can be understood by noting the kinds of situations in which what ...
Although proximate shifts like that in ( 9 ) exemplify a distinct discourse feature from the multiple proximates of ( 7 ) and ( 8 ) , however , the way they function can be understood by noting the kinds of situations in which what ...
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Like the weft of woven medicine bags , the strap of the beaded bandolier bag was a continuous band which was nearly always divided by the bead - worker at the mid - point into two distinct areas of pattern and color .
Like the weft of woven medicine bags , the strap of the beaded bandolier bag was a continuous band which was nearly always divided by the bead - worker at the mid - point into two distinct areas of pattern and color .
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