Eiˊheli

• 1-099 subsistence, as a rule, herds of their own. On the Omolon, Eiˊheli, the son
• 1-099 ¹ Eiˊheli succeeded his father in the office of “principal chief.” I spent about six months among his
• 3-014 staid for a couple of months in the camp of Eiˊheli, whose name has been
• 3-014 Still the young woman was not allowed to go to sleep. Eiˊheli would sit
• 3-014 Eiˊheli, however, was considered an old man given to too much quarrelling
• 3-039 D. J. Melikoff, in his report, states, quoting from Eiˊheli, “the so-called
• 3-040 The words of Eiˊheli, perhaps, may be considered only as an attempt to
• 3-040 I may mention here that Eiˊheli tried to give other information of a

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