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The Story of a Crab |
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1. Once upon a
time there was a crab. 2. One night he had a bad dream. 3. So he
left his house and went out in search of another house. 4. A
stone, seeing him walking said to him, "why do you walk in
sorrow, come, the grandpapa will give you peace". 5. The crab
then went with joy and made his hole underneath the stone and
lived there. 6. Then he (the crab) saw a man coming down the
stream from its source bailing out all the water and catching
whatever he could find. 7. Seeing that the trembling crab cried
to the stone, "grandpapa, please save me !". 8. Then the stone
replied "look, the grandpapa is lying flat with face up ; how
can I save you". 9. Then the man caught the poor crab and put it
into a bamboo barrel and went back home with joy. |
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REFERENCES |
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1. BILIGIRI, H.S. : Kharia, Deccan College |
Post-Graduate and Research |
Institute, Poona, 1965. |
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2.
PITTMAN, Richard S. :
‘On Defining Morphology and Syntax’. |
International Journal of American Linguistics, |
Vol. XXV, No.3, 1959. |
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3.
GURUBASAVE GOWDA, K.S. : Ao-Naga Phonetic Reader, |
Central Institute of Indian Languages, |
Manasagangotri, Mysore, 1972. |
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