Eleˊndi

• 3-019 instance, in a tale about Eleˊndi and his sons, a little boy, the grandson
• 3-054 One of the tales, that about Eleˊndi and his sons, gives a very character-istic
• 3-081 Another tale concerning Eleˊndi and his sons describes the same relationship
• 3-081 The tale describes how Eleˊndi sent his prisoner to the herd, and ordered
• 3-082 the wives of the master, slaughtered the reindeer, and ate of the best. Eleˊndi,
• 3-083 however, was saved by birds, who brought him back over the sea. Eleˊndi
• 3-083 assistant had continued to be good and useful, Eleˊndi, of course, would have
• 3-083 in the same way as Eleˊndi did to his slave.

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