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'Long ago all men had a single language, which everyone could understand. One time word went out to all the different tribes of people that there would be a big dance. People came together from the East, from the West, from the North and from the South...'
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form
y
Nhinhinhi, the Giant Groper
Tulo Gordon
(illustrator),
Tulo Gordon
,
John B. Haviland
(translator),
Hope Vale
:
2009
8507244
2009
single work
film/TV
'Long ago all men had a single language, which everyone could understand. One time word went out to all the different tribes of people that there would be a big dance. People came together from the East, from the West, from the North and from the South...'
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