A folktale told by Therese Minitong Kemelfield. The story tells a heron and a female turtle. The heron, saved by the turtle when his wings had been hurt by an old lady, helped the turtle in turn when

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IG1-005 - Marrithiyel 03/09/82

Speakers: Bill Parry Content: texts Location: Daly River Created: 03/09/82 and 05/09/82 Name on tape: 1982 Texts 5 Corresponds to field notes: IG1-N02 and IG1-N03. Language as given: Marrithiyel

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DO01-006 - two versions of Legend: keewa (a lightning bug)

Two other version of the legend on the origin of the night (DO01-005). DO's handwritten transcript and Eng translation (01-04), and DL's handwritten transcript (05-08).. Language as given:

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KK2-0253 - Laklai ai du wa ni a lam (Great chiefs with a miracle power)

Transcription (La Ring) Anhte amyu hta na laklai ai masha ni a lam loi mi tsun mayu ai gaw laklai ai masha ni ngu ai hta e moi ndai Wadu Ning Grim ngu ai Wadu Zau Grim mung ngu ai masha langai mi nga

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