The |kain |kain bird stabs a girl in the breast when she lies ill. The |kain |kain rubs her blood on his nose and goes to another girl. The |kain |kains come to the house of |kaggen (the Mantis) and |kaggen tells the girl's mother to give her a knife to take to bed with her. The girl stabs the bird when it comes, and the other birds scatter and run away. The people remark that |kaggen warned them about the |kain |kain, even though he usually lies and teases.
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1) Date on p.6277: 20 February, 2) p.6270v: |kan≠kass'o tells of how his mother (|xabbi-an) told him this story; she was told it by her father (Tsatsi), 3) p.6302v: |xam names for times of the day, 4) This story is found in Book VIII-3
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