ǂkasin shoots a hyena

ǂkasin shoots a hyena

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ǂkasin (Klaas Katkop) (IV)

ǂkasin follows his dogs to a hyena's hole. The dogs pull the hyena out and ǂkasin shoots it. He sees a snake under a rock and runs home, where the people accuse him of being angry like the snake and disagreeable at home.

1) p.3468v: the Dutch name for the snake is s<i>wart slang</i>, 2) p.3470v: the family told ǂkasin that he had now met a snake as angry and disagreeable as himself, 3) This story is found in Book IV-1

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7 November 1873

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