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The good shamans were called white. |
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The evil shamans were called black. |
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In the olden days black shamans were said to eat people. |
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A good shaman can do everything. |
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My grandfather was a shaman. |
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People used to come and say to him: "Grandfather, we want to drink tea. |
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Please help us." |
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Then my grandfather would say: "You are calling me to sin again." |
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Then the young people said: "Grandfather, do it, do it." |
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He lived three hundred kilometres from here. Comment:
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He had a small board to cut the tobacco roots and small leaves on it. Comment:
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He used to hit that desk three times. |
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When he hit it the third time, tea and tobacco started falling there. |
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The rich Yakuts lived forty kilometres from the land where they lived. Comment:
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He stole things from them and mad them fly. |