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To all my teachers and to all those students who may find this work of some use in their study of the oral literatures of Africa and of the world
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Page 46: I. INTRODUCTION
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4. Poetry and Patronage Variations
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4. Poetry and Patronage 85 Africa,
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4. Poetry and Patronage 87 main sta
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4. Poetry and Patronage 89 and pres
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4. Poetry and Patronage 91 de féli
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4. Poetry and Patronage 93 Apart fr
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4. Poetry and Patronage 95 For thes
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4. Poetry and Patronage 97 placated
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4. Poetry and Patronage 99 the unif
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4. Poetry and Patronage 101 pattern
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4. Poetry and Patronage 103 in any
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4. Poetry and Patronage 105 balanci
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4. Poetry and Patronage 107 an exac
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4. Poetry and Patronage 109 epic el
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5. Panegyric Introductory: nature a
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5. Panegyric 113 Ogun kills in sile
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5. Panegyric 115 — son of Audu th
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5. Panegyric 117 praising kings and
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5. Panegyric 119 self-praises by bo
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5. Panegyric 121 II The praise poem
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5. Panegyric 123 I tear off the eye
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5. Panegyric 125 The main topic ten
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5. Panegyric 127 bull is ‘biggest
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5. Panegyric 129 of ordinary prose.
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5. Panegyric 131 The use of ideopho
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5. Panegyric 133 or The small herbs
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5. Panegyric 135 But while such ins
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5. Panegyric 137 lead to additions
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5. Panegyric 139 basis of the econo
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5. Panegyric 141 are commemorated r
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5. Panegyric 143 Itself being spotl
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7. Religious Poetry Introductory. D
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7. Religious Poetry 167 I Though di
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7. Religious Poetry 173 II Apart fr
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7. Religious Poetry 175 Il monte en
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7. Religious Poetry 177 Great deng
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7. Religious Poetry 179 Ye Mashangn
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7. Religious Poetry 181 So far, thi
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7. Religious Poetry 183 the female
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7. Religious Poetry 185 Each of the
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7. Religious Poetry 187 predictions
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7. Religious Poetry 189 eight-seed
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7. Religious Poetry 191 practice, a
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7. Religious Poetry 193 would conti
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7. Religious Poetry 195 I am not th
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7. Religious Poetry 197 The poem ab
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7. Religious Poetry 199 comparable
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8. Special Purpose Poetry— War, H
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9. Lyric Occasions. Subject Matter.
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9. Lyric 237 Many of these songs ar
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9. Lyric 239 dancing as they sang;
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9. Lyric 241 Elephant that plucks t
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9. Lyric 243 the male in deep bass,
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9. Lyric 245 Yonder is the son of t
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9. Lyric 247 surrounding people. 15
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9. Lyric 249 Zulu love poetry often
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9. Lyric 251 to keep up with the an
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9. Lyric 253 the most basic type (o
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9. Lyric 255 more times; each new s
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9. Lyric 257 seems clear that there
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9. Lyric 259 African poetry. Many c
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9. Lyric 261 music. 29 The subject-
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9. Lyric 263 There are, then, many
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15. Riddles Riddles and related for
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15. Riddles 421 II These longer and
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15. Riddles 425 Among the Bantu, fo
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18. Drama Introductory. Some minor
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18. Drama 487 just African dramatic
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18. Drama 489 Africa, where we can
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18. Drama 495 a secret society whos
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Index Abimbola, W., 188, 191, 192,
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Index 555 Heroic age, 83 poetry. Se
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Index 565 singer. See poet Sklar, R
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Index 567 Torrend, J., 374 tortoise
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