What happened when the thong (with which they were pulling at the Water's Bull) broke or Kko-kkoro's story

What happened when the thong (with which they were pulling at the Water's Bull) broke or Kko-kkoro's story

Lucy Lloyd |xam notebooks

Dia!kwain (David Hoesar) (V)

<i>An account of rain-making by means of dragging a water-animal over the land, in illustration of a Bushman painting copied by Mr J.M. Orpen (</i>

1) p.4085v: this story was told to Dia!kwain by his father (Xaa-ttin or Jacob); Kko kkoro (who told Dia!kwain's father the story) was an old man who could not speak Dutch and told Dia!kwain's father many things, 2) p.4086v: the musical instrument called

story

14 - 16 January 1875

The Rain and Rain's water

History (personal)

waterbull ( the water's bull )

waterbull ( losing it )

waterbull ( and rainmaking )

waterbull ( and rainmakers )

waterbull ( are led by a thong around their horns )

waterbull ( are led to to rainmaking place )

waterbull ( and broken thong )

waterbull ( and Kko-kkorro's story )

Kko-kkorro ( the rainmaker )

Kko-kkorro ( and waterbull )

Kko-kkorro ( and the thong that broke )

Kko-kkorro ( his story )

rainmaking ( and leading of waterbull )

rainmaking ( and Kko-kkorro's story )

rainmaking ( and work of rainmakers )

thong ( for leading waterbull )

thong ( what happens when it breaks )

thong ( its sound passes in sky )

thong ( and Kko-kkorro's story )

rainmakers ( !giten )

rainmakers ( and rainmaking )

rainmakers ( and Kko-kkorro's story )

name ( of a rainmaker )

name ( Kko-kkorro's story )

name ( used for rainmakers is !giten )

work ( performed by rainmakers )

work ( and Kko-kkorro's story )

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