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BLANDAS MAGIC 697<br />

Oi Jin Batu Pcr'pat, terbuka' iiri.<br />

Ho Yin from <strong>the</strong> Rock (?/" Per'pat-trees, be unloosened this caul.<br />

Oi Jin Bukit Ara', terbuka' uri.<br />

Ho Jin/;-^/M <strong>the</strong> Hill ^ licus-lrees, be unloosened this caul.<br />

Oi Jin Kempas, terbuka' uri.<br />

Ho ]'\nfrom <strong>the</strong> Kempas-tree, be unloosened this caul.<br />

Uri ^ Hantu Laut,<br />

Q^ixA-spirit, Demon <strong>of</strong> <strong>the</strong> Sea,<br />

Uri petir kilat, ujan banchi, ujan rinye.<br />

Ca.\i\-spirit that earnest from thunder, lightning, rain that drizzles, rain that<br />

mizzles.<br />

Uri pulang ka-Malim Putih, Malim Sidi.<br />

O Caul-spirit, return to-Malim Putih, Malim Sidi.<br />

Bukan aku membuka uri,<br />

/t is not I who unloosen this caul,<br />

Malim Putih Malim Sidi yang buka' uri.<br />

/t is Malim Putih and Malim Sidi who unloosen this caul.<br />

Blandas Charm against <strong>the</strong> Bajang.^<br />

Hum Bajang^ langhwi,*<br />

CM, O Bajang Langsuir,<br />

Mati-anak asal jadi.<br />

A Stillborn-Child is <strong>the</strong> ongin ^'ou sprang-from.<br />

Bajang langhwi,<br />

O Bajang Langsuir,<br />

Sepah pinang Bagina' Ali.^<br />

Quid <strong>of</strong> betel-nut <strong>of</strong> Baginda Ali.<br />

Blandas Charm against <strong>the</strong> Langsuir (" SfiRAPAH Langsuir").*'<br />

Langhwi,'^ Langhwa.<br />

Langhwi, Langhwa.<br />

Paroh sapengetop.^<br />

y'our beak is stumpy.<br />

Bulu kain chindai.<br />

Your fea<strong>the</strong>rs are cloth <strong>of</strong> silk.<br />

' Explained as =" Hantu Uri, yang <strong>the</strong>se tribes. Cp. Bes. "sapet" =<br />

makan darah ibu di-jilat." The caul " hapet," <strong>the</strong> flying-fox ; Bes. " soroh "<br />

has different names according to its = " horoh," old or aged; and many<br />

shape. o<strong>the</strong>r examples.<br />

- For this charm see vol. ii. p. 14. ^ This last line is obviously due to<br />

3 " Bajang "= Mai. "bajang" (a Mohammedan influence, doubtless<br />

demon, as to which see Skeat's I^Talay derived at second hand through <strong>the</strong><br />

Magic, p. 321 seq.\ <strong>Malay</strong>.<br />

* "Langhwi" is <strong>the</strong> Blandas and ^ For this charm see vol. ii. p. 13.<br />

Besisi form <strong>of</strong> Mai. "Langsuir"' {ibid.<br />

p. 325 seq.\ The initial " s " <strong>of</strong> a<br />

"<br />

*<br />

Mai. "Langsuir."<br />

Explained as = "pandak'<br />

syllable is <strong>of</strong>ten turned into " h " among (stumpy).

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