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Later in the morning Chinyang who is Shankok's brother took me to the house of his neighbour where eight very young girls were filling leaves with millet and pork meat. (168) Then two men were cooking these parcels in big pots. The occasion for the feast was that this evening the owner of the house wanted to invite the gang which had worked his fields with his daughter. In the afternoon I returned and saw the girls still stamping millet with great enthusiasm. In the evening there would be singing and dancing and I was asked to come and have a look. |
