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ECONOMIC LIFE I83
ti niar ngei ii/weri M hM/an av: "Mail Meran
whose garden it is he says to his friends: “Hey! to-Morrow
Mbwitl/u/1: Mar tuna!â€ù Haw/M atuweri: “N.n!bwiyoMgI"
we will plant garden Mine!" The friends say: “ Yes! all right l â€ù
MetaMbugh niMoMogh ar atMerah; alwï¬Å vuaM;
In the early Morning the woMen they rise; they go ï¬Årst;
111111 Zen M'a'r .' M11/ur MMsiMban.
they enter into the garden; they sweep (away) the cinders.
NiiMwen atvuta; atvweleM; ' atteri Miwans tar
The Men they (coMe) after; they coMe; they out digging sticks
M ,' ativ MiM Zen niar ,5 atruaM ;
their; they enter into the garden; they divide into pairs;
iuzM ighalghal; tuzM iaavur netan. Nan ighalghal
the one he digs; the other he breaks up the earth. The digger
ngei iMaM ,' MM iaavur netan ivweleM, itou
he rises; he who is breaking up the earth he coMes, he puts
niMbulillleni Zen nï¬Åwal; itaviM Miwal 'nge'i,' ighal nï¬Åwal
wild cane into the hole; he ï¬Ålls the hole in; he digs the
ghorah. Ighal Mahan ; iiou nindaM ngei ,'
hole [for] the old yaM. He digs ï¬Ånish; he puts the yaM in;
niMbatu itokh niiinaiirang M'Mbwihleni.' iiM/ï¬Ån MaluM;
the head it rests against the wild cane; he ï¬Ålls it coMpletely;
iMaM. IneMng. Atévu MiM haM; nï¬ÅMur ti
he gets up. Finish. They go into the village; the Man Whose
niar ngai M41 ar. N aMbwng
garden it is he Makes a sMall feast for theM, On the day
iliM, isouns, voMMgavlll, MiMwaMan niar ngei 1'1/w, iturahn.
ï¬Åfth, sixth, tenth, the owner of the garden he goes, he looks after it.
WutnM ileh MMdnM ngei Man itï¬Åvtap Maul, ivfls,
If he sees one of those yaMs coMing up wrongly, he digs,
indiing laM’, itou lieh 121/5k, itaviln.
he pulls (it) out, he puts it back again good, he ï¬Ålls in.
NaMlnMg tel/i, ivu lieh, iiuraMv; wuhwn Mbweleh
Another day, he goes again, he looks after (it); if he sees
néteoein boMgat, ivï¬Ås lieh, itagh leM' Man ar,
vines Many, he digs again, he drags out “soMe of theM,
s'ev6kh 6M ‘ itokh, itaviin. NaMbiMg teli lieh ivu,
one only it stops, he ï¬Ålls in. Another day again he goes,
ileh neteviin ngei sevï¬Åk aiM, i'vwM' : " ReMikh! “ Iser naai nga-nga,
he sees vine only one, he says: " Good 1 â€ù He takes a sMall stick,
insil netevï¬Ån. NaMbMzg tali ivu lieh, ileh iMber
he supports the vine. Another day he goes again, he sees it is long,
ivwer I “ Nï¬ÅMbï¬Åwisi MMdaM Mou MareMing ; wal neieviin iMber i."
he says : “ I will train My yaM to-day ; for the vine is long ï¬Ånish.â€ù
I vu MiM veri ,' iteri naai ivah ; iveh a1 ,'
He goes out again; he cuts sticks four; he carries theM;