Amonaiˊhɪn

• 3-109 in the camp. This man, Amonaiˊhɪn by name, had a wife with a very active tongue. He was a
• 3-109 quite worthless.’ Moreover, Amonaiˊhɪn did not like to listen to remonstrances, and the master
• 3-109 the hill. The master walked in front, and the assistant a little behind. Amonaiˊhɪn caught the
• 3-109 Amonaiˊhɪn left him there, still alive, and went home. The night passed. Not until morning did
• 3-109 Amonaiˊhɪn appropriated the herd.
• 3-109 Amonaiˊhɪn felt uneasy. He could not even deny anything. ‘Well, well, such a thing has hap-pened

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