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Page 146
... gives an order ; it explains why the person in question had the right to give the order : ( 5 ) e : kwana e : okima : wiya : hki - pan this- ( is ) -the - one who - we - have - as - boss - PRET ' he was the one who was our boss ...
... gives an order ; it explains why the person in question had the right to give the order : ( 5 ) e : kwana e : okima : wiya : hki - pan this- ( is ) -the - one who - we - have - as - boss - PRET ' he was the one who was our boss ...
Page 152
... give - me - PRET nka : wiy my - mother ' my mother will give me whatever I want ' Note that this could be paraphrased as ' If I were to want something ( no matter what ) , my mother would give it to me ' . The condition is formally an ...
... give - me - PRET nka : wiy my - mother ' my mother will give me whatever I want ' Note that this could be paraphrased as ' If I were to want something ( no matter what ) , my mother would give it to me ' . The condition is formally an ...
Page 176
... give Indian his language his religion and he no al- ter . Me believed so that you say God can alter me . I felt that want . Now I have school and no hurt religion . Some old Indians give me much trouble because I want have school . No ...
... give Indian his language his religion and he no al- ter . Me believed so that you say God can alter me . I felt that want . Now I have school and no hurt religion . Some old Indians give me much trouble because I want have school . No ...
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DEDICATION | 1 |
Sandra Clarke and Marguerite MacKenzie Memorial | 19 |
DE | 33 |
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