The Lion and the Tortoise (continued from The two Lions: pointers to the Southern Cross)

The Lion and the Tortoise (continued from The two Lions: pointers to the Southern Cross)

Lucy Lloyd |xam notebooks

kabbo (Jantje) (II)

The two Lions come upon a Tortoise. The Lion called !gu swallows the Tortoise down whole while it is still alive. The Tortoise talks from the front of the Lion's head and tells the men that they must burn the Lions because they are man-eaters. The men chase the Lions with fire. The other Lion reprimands !gu for not sharing the Tortoise and eating him whole, which has resulted in their misfortune.

1) This story features the two Lions of the previous story: see also

story

24 July 1871 (given on or about)

History (Early Race)

Lion ( the two Lions )

Lion ( the names of two Lions )

Lion ( who swallows a Tortoise )

Lion ( and the Tortoise )

Tortoise ( at front of Lion's head )

Tortoise ( is swallowed by Lion )

Tortoise ( the Lion and )

names ( of the two Lions )

names ( the Lion and the Tortoise )

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