Čaˊnla

• 3-074 I know a case on the Wolverene River where one Čaˊnla married the
• 3-074 next fall the elder son of Čaˊnla by another wife fell from a sledge when
• 3-107 made a stay of two days. One of the inhabitants, Čaˊnla by name, made
• 3-108 very moderate proportion, as is usually done in such cases. Čaˊnla, however,
• 3-108 Čaˊnla, offended at this lack of confidence in him, took back his bag and
• 3-108 other food in that village. “Čaˊnla is the eˊrmečɪn,” explained the inhabitants,
• 3-108 dog was handed over to Čaˊnla, who, by the way, in due time faithfully delivered
• 3-108 of the people afterwards whether the word of Čaˊnla was really of such weight

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