. Bulletin. Ethnologie. 60 Präsidium oder der amerikanischen Ethnologie [Stier. 110 in Bambus und es hatte Ringe an seinen Fingern aus Bambus und trug Bambus Sandalen. Es hatte auch einen Bambus bis klemmt in sein Haar wie eine Feder. Er sagte zu sich selbst: "Ich werde hinter diesem Ort verstecken und ihn fangen. Wenn es ein Tier ich werde es für ein Haustier halten, und wenn es ein Mensch ist, ich will ihn als Freund." Während er dort war verstecken das bewegte Objekt näher kam. Es war wie der Wonder - Junge, nur anders angezogen. Es war sein Halbbruder "xtak-wa ome, wer wie viel Medizin macht hatte wie er selbst pos

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. Bulletin. Ethnology. 60 BUREAU or AMERICAN ETHNOLOGY [BULL. 110 in bamboo and it had rings on its fingers made of bamboo and it wore bamboo sandals. It also had one bamboo sticking up in its hair like a feather. He said to himself, "I will hide behind this place and catch him. If it is an animal I will keep it for a pet, and if it is a human being I will consider him a friend." While he was hiding there the moving object was coming nearer. It was like the Wonder- boy, only dressed differently. It was his half brother A'xtak- wa'some, who had as much medicine power as he himself possessed. The boy did not realize this, and when the stranger came near his hiding place he started to seize him. To his surprise the stranger suddenly vanished and then appeared on the lowland at the other side of a slough. Then Pokohan recognized him and said, " There is something I wanted to say, and it is this: I am your half brother, and the person who has told me this is my paternal uncle Hatpaakwas." No. 10. The Wonder-boy Meets His Brother (Catalogue No. 1219) Recorded by Peter Hammon Voice J r 76 Rattle; J - 76 Rattle-rhythm similar to No. 4. §g F~y w~w ⢠â » p Pvp.-11 rrrr^q ^^ m Analysis.âIn this song the Wonder-boy meets his half brother and the song contains the exclamatory quality that marked the song of his meeting with his father. Several tones are strongly accented and there are many short phrases separated by rests. The keynote appears to be G, which is in the middle of the compass of the song. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology. Washington : G. P. O.

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