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Dunn gives šiihšiikwia as “ rattlesnake ( black ) found in prairies — known also as the massasauga ” , and nataweewia as ' common yellow rattlesnake ' . Likewise , Albert Gatschet , probably quoting verbatim what his speaker told him ...
Dunn gives šiihšiikwia as “ rattlesnake ( black ) found in prairies — known also as the massasauga ” , and nataweewia as ' common yellow rattlesnake ' . Likewise , Albert Gatschet , probably quoting verbatim what his speaker told him ...
Page 79
PA * t gives Ch | ht after a vowel , otherwise usually Ch \ t ) . A late rule shifts Ch | te | ( high or low ) to tse ( this is written in the orthography but not phonemic ) . Underlying Ch | ht | is Ch st after an e - quality vowel .
PA * t gives Ch | ht after a vowel , otherwise usually Ch \ t ) . A late rule shifts Ch | te | ( high or low ) to tse ( this is written in the orthography but not phonemic ) . Underlying Ch | ht | is Ch st after an e - quality vowel .
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“ The written part of the text gives us the knowledge , but it is the unwritten part that gives us the opportunity to picture things ; indeed without the elements of indeterminancy , the gaps in the texts , we should not be able to use ...
“ The written part of the text gives us the knowledge , but it is the unwritten part that gives us the opportunity to picture things ; indeed without the elements of indeterminancy , the gaps in the texts , we should not be able to use ...
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Contents
ALAN CALDWELL and MONICA MACAULAY | 18 |
REGNA DARNELL | 54 |
WILLIAM W GIFFIN | 68 |
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