Uˊpuñe

• 2-172 him in his papers. I met only his wife, Uˊpuñe, who acknowledged that she
• 2-172 inspection. After a few moments I suddenly requested Uˊpuñe to repeat the
• 2-173 To show her skill in this respect, Uˊpuñe told her son, a boy of fourteen,
• 2-173 cut open. On both sides, from under the fingers of Uˊpuñe, flowed little streams
• 2-173 of the patient a fresh wound filled with blood. Uˊpuñe, however, gave us
• 2-173 During the operation, Uˊpuñe several times gave us to understand that
• 2-173 of Uˊpuñe acted as her assistants, and must have had special training for
• 2-175 both Chukchee and Eskimo, would require too much space. Uˊpuñe, for

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