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KI01-010 - Hornbill and kingfisher

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A folktale told by Theresia Sipo'naa. One day, when the hornbill and the kingfisher went for a swim, they each took turns diving into the water. This is a song that the kingfisher composed and sang, crying, after the hornbill stole and ran away with the kingfisher's beak, "My beak, my beak, your mother never pierced your nose, my beak".. Language as given:

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Created: 2009-08-01

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