Stories in unspecified language(s) (found in file of Emae papers). 1. Boy & Coconuts (BC) 2. The Prodigal Son 3. Translation of Tusikerua.

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Typescript, some annotations by Capell. Note that a Nguna-Mae word list is incorporated at pp 4-5, (Mae-Mau, an Epi dialect).; Recording date unknown.. Language as given: Unspecified catalog.paradisec.org.au catalog.paradisec.org.au catalog.paradisec.org.au catalog.paradisec.org.au catalog.paradisec.org.au catalog.paradisec.org.au catalog.paradisec.org.au catalog.paradisec.org.au catalog.paradisec.org.au catalog.paradisec.org.au catalog.paradisec.org.au

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