Baboons and quagga are people

Baboons and quagga are people

Lucy Lloyd |xam notebooks

Dia!kwain (David Hoesar) (V)

About the Baboons and the Quagga, who were formerly people when those who are now people were not alive. Even though they are animals their organs still smell like they did when they were people.

1) p.5880v: this story was told to Dia!kwain by his mother (≠kamme-an), 2) Date on p.5881v: 29 January 1876, 3) pp.5881v & 5882v: the quagga and the baboon feel they are people and not game and thus their organs smell of people, 4) This story is found in Book V-23

story

January 1876

History (Early Race)

Plants and animals

Early Race (the First Bushmen), Early Race (a time when Baboons and Quagga were formerly people), Early Race (accounting for the nature and habits of quaggas and baboons), Early Race (when animals were people), quagga (the Quagga and Baboons were formerly people), quagga (and the baboons are people), quagga (smells like a person), quagga (its parts resemble a person's), quagga (acts like a person), quagga (its organs are like baboon's), quagga (its appearance, nature and habits), quagga (thinks it is a person), baboon (Baboons and Quagga are people), baboon (smell like people), baboon (their parts resemble a person's), baboon (their organs are like the quagga's), baboon (their appearance, nature and habits), baboon (they and the quagga were formerly people), baboon (think they are people), baboon (act like people), animals (when they were people), animals (Baboons and Quagga are people), animals (who think they are people), animals (accounting for the nature and habits of quaggas and baboons)

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