Taˊlo

• 3-023 remarkable tale about Taˊlo, the adopted child of a Taˊn˙ñɪn (Taˊlo, Taˊn˙ñɪn
• 3-023 remarkable tale about Taˊlo, the adopted child of a Taˊn˙ñɪn (Taˊlo, Taˊn˙ñɪn
• 3-023 There he brought him up as his own son. Taˊlo grew up very quickly.
• 3-023 Take her to wife, and both of you be the masters of the camp.” Taˊlo left
• 3-023 Thus lived Taˊlo. One time his supposed cousins said among themselves,
• 3-024 slaughterings. Taˊlo came home. The father said, “Put on some dry clothes.” —
• 3-024 “I don’t want them,” said Taˊlo. “Do you hear me, put on some dry clothes.
• 3-024 Then I will tell you something.” Taˊlo entered the inner room, took off his

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