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RV1-016A101207 - Tihitubu Story Nason Haidu

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Chief Nason Haidu is telling the story of the Tihitubu Creek, the water of which is believed to have had therapeutic powers. Those had been accidentally dicovered when a woman's leg wounds were healed after bathing in the creek. I was told later on that the powers had been recently exorcised by a priest, so no healing is possible today.. Language as given: Blanga

Created: 2007-12-10

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