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TABLE OF CONTENTS. VOLUME II. CHAPTER I. Learning and Science; Pp. i—65. (1) The practice of the three branches of Mohammedan teaching and its preliminary study in Acheh; p. 1. (2) The heretical mysticism and its antagonists; p. 10. (3) Present level of learning in Acheh; p. 20. (4) Schools and student life; p. 23. (5) Branches of knowledge not appertaining to the threefold learning of Islam; p. 32. (6) Art; p. 59. CHAPTER II. Literature; Pp. 66—189. (1) Introductory; stories; forms of written literature; p. 66. (2) The Hikayat Ruhe; p. 78. (3) Epic Hikayats; p. 80. (4) Original treatises; p. 117. (5) Eiction; p. 121. (6) Tables relating to animals; p. 158. (7) Religious works; — pre-Mohammedan era; p. 165; (8) Idem; — Moham medan era; p. 171. (9) Idem;— books of instruction and edification; p. 183. CHAPTER III. Games and Pastimes; Pp. 190—268. (1) Various games of young and old; p. 190. (2) Games of chance; p. 208. (3) Ratebs; p. 216. (4) Music; p. 267. (5) Processions and popular feasts; p. 265. (6) Hikayats; p. 268. CHAPTER IV. Religion; Pp. 269—351. (1) Introduction; p. 269. (2) Doctrine, popular beliefs, worship of saints, oaths; p. 281. (3) The remaining four "Pillars of Islam"; p. 303. (4) Domestic Law; p. 314. (5) Laws relating to trade and business; p. 319. (6) Government and the administration of Justice; p. 321. (7) The future of Islam; p. 338. INDEX; Pp. 353—384-
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Page 10 and 11: Vol. II, p. 266, It 11 V It tt tt t
Page 13 and 14: . The beginning of all learning for
Page 15 and 16: 5 Achehnese works enumerated in the
Page 17 and 18: • - selves to the reading of Java
Page 19 and 20: Applying this principle to Acheh, w
Page 21 and 22: 11 that other means than those ment
Page 23 and 24: 13 that what the Achehnese of that
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Page 27 and 28: I/ 7 we have already mentioned seve
Page 29 and 30: '9 recommended for use as Satariah
Page 31 and 32: 21 have been practised in Acheh. Th
Page 33 and 34: 23 as "Mohammedan law", has not dec
Page 35 and 36: i However deep the contempt in whic
Page 37 and 38: 27 Cheh Saman '), who of late years
Page 39 and 40: fc 29 to house them all in the meun
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Page 43 and 44: h 33 neglect the eleume'e s; should
Page 45 and 46: 35 some sacred tomb. These days the
Page 47 and 48: 37 Peugawes having the form of an u
Page 49 and 50: • 39 strange but very simple are
Page 51 and 52: 4i pusa. On the hand these mean tha
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si****** 47 of products native to A
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49 sickness of the end of growth).
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5i its resemblence to a burn. The t
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53 also be added a portion of the 4
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55 Next come the "44 herbs or medic
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28. Kulet srapat. 2C). Keuneurukam.
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59 § 6. Art. We have omitted "Art"
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62 z < o z -o z o h fa ^''^
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64 the silk of the borders, are den
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CHAPTER II. LITERATURE. § i. Intro
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68 The only works in the vernacular
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7° For the present we must limit o
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Si Meuseu- The haba Si Meuseukin me
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Feet and syllables. 74 rather four
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Various kinds Three kinds of poems
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7* The nalams with which I am acqua
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ttle Gayos dreams of him, and the s
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82 Muda, the powerful ruler of Ache
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84 bearing offerings of the produce
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86 without opposition under the dir
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88 saws and various implements of t
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90 hastened to the capital to take
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92 convert this small port to a mar
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94 nese religious seminary. The mes
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96 the roof, breaking the ridge-pol
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98 whereupon the besiegers would be
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Hikayat prang Gompeuni. The poet. I
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io: formulas. In these particulars
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104 even before the commencement of
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io6 warlike preparations, and surre
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io8 of Teuku Asan, whom we shall ha
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no The death of Teuku Asan at Ulee
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I 12 districts. At the tomb of Teun
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H4 The ransom was paid and the nyon
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n6 Gompeuni after this fight were c
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Teungku Tiro's "lessons". Admonitio
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V 120 In many manuscripts of which
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122 given case whether an Achehnese
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124 Our separation of heroic poems
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126 grows up he develops vicious te
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128 him with a wife, but he stoutly
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13° In deep distress Ali Juhari no
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132 the toy concealed from shame, a
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Hikayat Banta Beuransah. Banta Beur
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136 factor he inherits his wealth i
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138 taupi, daughter of the celestia
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Hikayat gumba' Meuih. Gumba' Meuih
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142 Cham Nadiman and Kamareutaih ha
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144 daughter of king Kisoy Kaseumi,
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146 by a geureuda (griffin) with th
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148 up the tale of four by the addi
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Hikayat Diu Plinggam. Hikayat Kamar
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152 complete master of the situatio
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154 Meuntroe Apeulaih, and his coun
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156 Before his birth it is foretold
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i58 § 6. Fables relating to Animal
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i6o Sundanese by Dr. Engelmann ] ),
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Hikayat Nasruan add. 162 Bhaih 25.
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164 7. The keureukoih (explained as
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Hikayat Asay pade. Custom of some A
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Hikayat Pra'un. i68 wards gives the
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Hikayat Putroe Peureukison 170 a Ch
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172 By nubuet the Achehnese underst
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174 second part of the hikayat do w
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Hikayat peudeueng. Hikayat Soydina
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i78 Antichrist and another monster
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i8o it is called Seulaweuet or Rate
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182 always the same, namely that a
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184 noted where ascertained, but it
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Menhajoy abidin. 186 regards its di
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Sipheuet dua ploh. The twenty attri
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Childrens' toys. CHAPTER III. GAMES
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Advantage The winner's advantage in
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194 rattan) is thrown into the air
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196 the game called meugato or mupa
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198 smaller rumbhs on the right of
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Rice-mortar game. Knucklebone game.
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202 his 4 little conical pawo'ih wh
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204 The rules of the Achehnese tige
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2o6 civilization in every region of
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208 § 2. Games of Chance. Amongst
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Card games. The games with cards ar
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212 necessary agreements with one a
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214 employ one or two servants to l
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2l6 § 3. Ratebs. Character of To t
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Nasib. Hikayat Samman. 2l8 (such as
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220 Specimens We may here give a sm
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The sadati A considerable portion o
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I ! ' ' ' ' • * 1 . fll^E l - *fl
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226
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Answering Answering salutation of t
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230 at Lam Pucho'; elsewhere there
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232 performs a ritual prayer, but s
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234 When the dalems are speaking, t
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236 D. While on thy travels, little
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238 that thy brothers are without t
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240 D. Dear little brother, I am go
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242 D. How canst thou wish to have
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Distribution of roles. Brief descri
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246 pong, "separate" (publa, the or
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L Task of the radat. Nasib and kisa
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250 No matter what explanation scie
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252 they show forth to mankind the
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254 Now do I exorcise thee with thy
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256 The godless are without reflect
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258 children, such as the whistle (
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The geundrangorchestra. Hareubab or
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262 struments, but also chime in an
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264 its own tune; the names given t
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266 betel-leaf" '), or the fetching
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268 must obtain the permission of t
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270 most people both in the East an
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272 the practical requirements of d
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274 Moslims; yet the use of the lat
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276 the intent of improving the rel
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278 member of the community without
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280 thoughts and practices, only im
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Orthodox tariqahs. Popular belief.
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284 of water, the rice is dying, 0
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286 to the representatives of relig
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Saint-worship in Islam. 288 to the
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290 The Wahhabite movement, which s
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General character of the saints of
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294 most unbefitting for a religiou
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296 Every man of course knows that
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298 as Tampat Tuan, but is called b
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300 The royal tombs in the Dalam wh
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302 If we may believe the popular s
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Neglect of this duty by the Achehne
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Causes of lukewarmness in regard to
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Estimation of haji's in Acheh. 3o8
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3ip collection whereof are based on
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312 Abdora'oh replied that he would
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Divine and human law among Mohammed
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Domestic lawstands on the border-li
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Paederasty. The practice of paedera
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Impracticability of the Mohammedan
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322 As to government and the admini
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324 should fill the whole earth wit
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326 retrogression of religion and m
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328 Javanese princes, even those wh
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Actual separation of temporal and s
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332 their sacred books, and to indu
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334 right and allow now interferenc
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Character of the political institut
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338 alone among religions. In the s
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Religious liberty! 34° of Islam, b
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342 indeed univcrsalistic expectati
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344 The inspired code of the univer
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344 The inspired code of the univer
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346 works on the life of Mohammad a
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348 and justifiable, as Al-Jisr dec
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350 Without doubt these muftis had
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Abdora'oh: = Teungku di Kuala, q. v
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a': director of a sadati troupe, II
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27- B. bura': a kerchief worn by wo
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dangdang meuntah: money given (in l
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(b.) seasonal festivals: the kandur
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hatam: recitation of the Quran in c
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jeumpa: the champaka flower, I. 241
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kunyet: turmeric, II. 47. kupala: a
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the Printaih Salam, II. 175, 176; t
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meulagi: a game of ball, II. 193, 1
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nyab: a large purse-net, I. nyareng
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peureulee: imperative rules of Isla
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abu: Wednesday, I. 195. R. abih : t
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189. S. manyct: the funeral service
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tahlil: repetition of the confessio
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tot gapu: lime-burning, I. 259. tot
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ZBatie. Bay of 95° 15 (Eastern lon
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