Porcupine's hole

Porcupine's hole

Lucy Lloyd |xam notebooks

|han≠kass'o (Klein Jantje) (VIII)

The porcupine's hole is stone on the outside and earth on the inside.

1) p7428v: people call the open hole's mouth <i>!ko a</i>, 2) This story is found in Book VIII-16

story

11 September 1878 (started)

Plants and animals

porcupine (a description of its hole), porcupine (its nature and habits), porcupine (the 'fashioning' of its hole), porcupine (lives in an anteater's hole), hole (the porcupine's), hole (porcupine lives in the anteater's), hole (the making of), hole (its throat), hole ('tunnel'), hole (the 'fashioning' of), anteater ('fights along'), anteater (burrows like a scorpion spider), anteater (its method of making its hole), anteater (its hole becomes the porcupine's), anteater (its habits and actions), anteater (and the porcupine's hole)

7428-7431