| Original Title | Dialect | Informant | Genre Form | Genre Content | ID | glossed | Audio |
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| kurəm jæɣoɒ̯ɣnʲsʲt oːlɘɣt | pelym mansi (PM) | Jeblankov, Feodor Ljepifanovitch | prose (pro) | Tales (tal) | 1260 | glossed | – |
| Text Source | Editor | Collector |
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| Kannisto, Artturi - Liimola, Matti (1956): Wogulische Volksdichtung gesammelt und übersetzt von Artturi Kannisto, bearbeitet und herausgegeben von Matti Liimola. III. Band. Märchen. In: Mémoires de la Société Finno-Ougrienne, 111. Helsinki: Suomalais-Ugrilainen Seura, 131-139. | Liimola, Matti | Kannisto & Liimola (KL) |
| English Translation | German Translation | Russian Translation | Hungarian Translation |
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| "There are three sisters" | – | – | – |
| by Riese, Timothy |
| Citation |
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| Kannisto & Liimola 1956: OUDB Pelym Mansi Corpus. Text ID 1260. Ed. by Eichinger, Viktória. http://www.oudb.gwi.uni-muenchen.de/?cit=1260 (Accessed on 2024-11-23) |
| kurəm jæɣoɒ̯ɣnʲsʲt oːlɘɣt (glossed version) |
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| There are three sisters. |
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| One of the sisters says, I'm off to look for a husband. |
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| She went. |
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| She's on her way. |
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| She came to a path trodden down knee-deep. |
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| A man in a red smock and a man in a black smock are pulling out fatty pike guts and fatty orfe guts and eating them. |
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| She went for a short or a long time, she came to an old woman and an old man. |
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| Whom did you see? |
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| Whom did I see? |
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| I saw a black-smocked man and a red-smocked man. |
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| What are they doing? |
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| The're pulling out fatty orfe guts and fatty pike guts and eating them. |
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| You won't become our daughter-in-law, you have spoken poorly. |
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| Your soul will leave you tonight. |
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| What can become of me? |
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| I'll stay anyway. |
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| She was given something to eat and something to drink. |
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| She lay down. |
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| Then a man in snake's clothing came to her, he is spinning in a silver basin. |
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| He spun around for a short time or a long time, then he bit her while going out, her heart and lungs were pierced. |
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| The old man gets up, woman, wake up! |
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| The hut has started to stink. |
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| The old woman got up. |
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| She went to take a look. |
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| She took a look, she came back. |
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| She says to the old man, it's really true what you're saying, that the hut has started to stink. |
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| We didn't notice, at some point her soul left. |
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| Woman, go throw her out! |
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| The woman went and threw her out. |
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| The younger sisters live on. |
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| They lived. |
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| Where our sister died, there we also should. |
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| You go, middle sister! |
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| I'll remain still. |
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| And the middle sister went. |
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| She came to a path trodden down knee-deep. |
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| She looks, a man in a black smock and a man in a red smock are pulling out fatty pike guts and fatty orfe guts and eating them. |
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| She stood looking and went on. |
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| Then she came to the old man and the old woman. |
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| She made her greetings and so on. |
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| Where are you off to? |
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| I'm off to look for a husband. |
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| Later in the night a husband will come to you, eat, drink. |
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| Make yourself ready on that bench and lie down! |
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| She ate, she drank, she lay down. |
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| She sleeps. |
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| She slept for a short or a long time, the man in snake's clothing came in a silver basin, he spins around above her. |
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| He spun around for a short time or he spun about for a long time, then he bit her while going out; her heart and lungs were pierced. |
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| Suddenly the old man says, get up, the hut has started to stink. |
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| And the old woman got up. |
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| Go to the bench to look! |
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| The old woman went to the bench to look, she came back. |
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| At some point her soul and life departed, we didn't notice. |
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| Go, throw her out! |
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| The old woman threw her out. |
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| The last sister was living on her own. |
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| Summertime came. |
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| Where my sisters perished, there I (should) perish. |
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| She goes. |
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| She goes for a short time or a long time. |
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| She came to a path trodden down knee-deep. |
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| She went for a short time or a long time. |
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| A red-smocked man and a black-smocked man are ripping out fatty orfe guts and fatty pike guts. |
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| Then she went on. |
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| She went for a short time or a long time. |
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| She came to the old woman and old man. |
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| She is asked, where are you off to? |
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| You give nothing to eat and nothing to drink and still ask me to talk. |
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| I had to go this path, if I strike, not a drop or anything else of you will be left. |
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| The old man jumped up, the old woman jumped up, one of them pulled a table out, the other puts out meaty food, fatty food. |
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| She put it out. |
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| She sat down to eat. |
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| She ate, she finished eating. |
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| Then she made her greetings. |
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| Then the old man and the old woman talk to each other, she listens: how shall we ask? |
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| Either we'll get killed or something like that. |
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| The woman says: When has there been anyone to eat us? |
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| The old man says, you ask! |
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| The old woman started to ask her, she asked her, where are you off to? |
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| Why are you asking me? |
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| I needed to go this path. |
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| The old woman says, how should I not ask? |
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| You ask and I ask. |
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| What are you asking? |
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| Have you noticed my sisters anywhere? |
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| We certainly noticed your sisters. |
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| Tell me quickly! |
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| Don't frighten me, I'm scared. |
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| What's there to be afraid of? |
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| Let me think! |
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| They were carried off by the wind, they were ripped apart by the cloud. |
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| The old woman says, I'll ask in turn, whom did you see? |
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| I saw two men of God in hook-pattern clothes, they turn this way, they turn that way. |
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| Who are you looking for, too? |
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| I'm looking for a husband. |
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(If) you need a husband, I'll advise you. |
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| Prepare a place to sleep, place a silver ladle on your heart, place a silver ring on your crown. |
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| She placed a silver ring on her crown, she placed a silver ladle on her heart. |
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| She's lying down. |
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| Suddenly a man in snake's clothing comes to her. |
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| He spins around above her a short time or a long time. |
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| She thinks, it was you who murdered my sisters, will you kill me or not? |
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| We weren't all laid into the same cradle. |
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| I'm someone with nails and fangs. |
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| I'm looking up at your snake clothing. |
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| You're clever and I'm clever. |
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| He spun and spun, while going out she got bitten on the heart, it just made a thud, she got bitten on the crown, it just made a thud. |
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| And the man in snake's clothing went. |
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| She got up, she's sewing a dress. |
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| At some time the old man woke up. |
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| Woman, get up! |
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| The hut has started to stink. |
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| And the old woman got up. |
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| The old woman went to take a look. |
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| Our daughter-in-law is sewing. |
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| The old man says, we looked for a princess's daughter for him, we looked for a prince's daughter for him, she still didn't suit him, he has found the woman of his heart. |
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| Put out the fire today, really sticking your hand in! |
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| Let them freeze! |
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| The old woman left them fire behind on the smokepit. |
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| The old man and the old woman went to another village. |
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| Then the daughter-in-law brought the fire inside and let it blaze up. |
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| In the evening she lay down. |
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| She placed a silver ring on her crown, she placed a silver ladle on her heart. |
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| And the man in snake's clothing came again. |
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| He spins in the silver basin. |
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| She thinks, in what way could I catch you now? |
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| He spun for a short time or a long time, while going out she was bitten in the heart, it just made a thud, she got bitten on the crown, it just made a thud. |
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| Then she leapt up, she chased after him. |
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| She chased for a short time or she chased for a long time. |
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| At some point she looks, snakeskin clothing is hanging, there's a track made by skis. |
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| Then she took the snakeskin and ripped it to shreds. |
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| Then she goes back home. |
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| She came back, she sat down to sew a dress, she's sewing a dress. |
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| She looks at the table, a lot of meaty food and fatty food has been placed there, (how) not to eat, (how) not to drink! |
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| She tasted this dish, she tasted another dish. |
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| She sews the dress all the more. |
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| Then she sewed for a short time or a long time. |
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| It got dark. |
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| She lay down. |
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| She placed a silver ladle on her heart, she placed a silver ring on her crown. |
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| She lies for a short time or a long time. |
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| After a while the snake-skinned man in a silver basin came to her again. |
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| He spins above her. |
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| He spins for a short time or a long time. |
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| When he was going out, she got bitten in the heart, is just made a thud, she got bitten on the crown, is just made a thud. |
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| Then she leapt up, she chased after him. |
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| She ran for a short time or a long time, snakeskin clothing is hanging, there's a track made by skis. |
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| She took the snakeskin clothing and then brought it home. |
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| She started to patch it. |
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| She patched for a short time or a long time. |
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| At some point she looks, meaty food and fatty food has been placed on the table, (how) not to eat, (how) not to drink! |
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| She tasted this dish, she tasted another dish. |
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| Then she began to sew the dress all the more. |
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| The dress got done. |
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| She took the silver ladle and placed it under her pillow, she took the silverring and placed it under her pillow, she placed the snake clothing under her pillow. |
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| Some kind of human, some kind of something else? |
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| She lay down, she fell asleep. |
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| At some point she wakes up startled: a princess's son come from somewhere, a prince's son come from somewhere is lying (there). |
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| They kissed, they necked. |
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| When they collect themselves, the sun is coming up. |
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| Then they live on. |
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| The man fills seven storehouses (with game) from the water, he fills seven storehouses (with game) from the forest. |
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| At one point the man says, my father, my mother are coming today to hold a commemoration for us. |
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| You, he says, get a sooty rag ready! |
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| Throw the sooty rag at them. |
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| Get a shitpot ready for them, pour it in their face, with this they'll go. |
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| Then she got a sooty rag ready, then she got a shitpot ready. |
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| His mother and father come, she threw the sooty rag at them. |
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| Then they started to come in, then she poured the shit pot in their face. |
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| And with this they left. |
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| She remained a short time or a long time, the man came. |
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| The man says, did you do like I wanted? |
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| I did. |
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| With this they should live. |
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| They threw us out to perish, we remained whole. |
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| They kept on eating and drinking, they live on. |