Folk Tales of Hunza

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D. L. R. Lorimer
Institute of Folk Heritage, 1981 - Folklore - 196 pages

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7
Section 2
30
Section 3
117

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Aba Dumbu Aba Kitung Alqash Wazir appeared arrived asked Baltit became become body born bowl bread bring brothers brought Buzur Jamhūr called carried child clothes coming cook custom dance daughter died door dream drink Elders entered eyes face father fetch garden gave Germahalmas girl give given goats gold gone grain grave ground hand head heard Hindi hold horse Hunza husband kill King King's Kiser lamb land Langa Brūmo look marry months morning mother night palace Pangchu passed present proceeded remained replied returned road sent servants settled seven Shah Shahri Bānu Shāhzāda Bahrām sheep Shiri Sing skin slay sons speak spring stick stone story tell Tham things threw took turn weeping White wife woman women

Bibliographic information

TitleFolk Tales of Hunza
EditorD. L. R. Lorimer
Translated byD. L. R. Lorimer
Editionreprint
PublisherInstitute of Folk Heritage, 1981
Original fromthe University of Michigan
DigitizedOct 8, 2008
Length196 pages
  
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