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Aiˊg̣ɪnto

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/ai̯ɣəntɔ/ imputed
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  • 3-029 voluntary death and his house-mates is well represented in the tale of Aiˊg̣ɪnto.
  • 3-029 Aiˊg̣ɪnto said, “Oh! they (the keˊlet) have stolen my son. How can I
  • 3-029 long. Aiˊg̣ɪnto reproved the master bitterly, so that the latter had to yield.³
  • 3-081 and assistant is well described in the tale of Aiˊg̣ɪnto.¹
  • 3-081 ‘Oh, oh, guests! And who are you?’ — ‘We are people of Aiˊg̣ɪnto.’ — ‘Aha! at last we have
  • 3-081 let us go there.’ They came to the tent. Aiˊg̣ɪnto refused to enter, and told the children to stay
  • 3-081 the father enter first,’ says the master from within. Aiˊg̣ɪnto entered. ‘You came?’ — ‘Yes, I
  • 3-081 side. ‘These shall be my own dear sons.’ — ‘And what shall I do (without sons),’ said Aiˊg̣ɪnto.

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