Nursery Tales, Traditions, And Histories of the Zulus, in Their Own Words, With a Translation Into English...Vol. L
The book Nursery Tales, Traditions, And Histories of the Zulus, in Their Own Words, With a Translation Into English...Vol. L was written by author Callaway, Henry, 1817-1890 Here you can read free online of Nursery Tales, Traditions, And Histories of the Zulus, in Their Own Words, With a Translation Into English...Vol. L book, rate and share your impressions in comments. If you don't know what to write, just answer the question: Why is Nursery Tales, Traditions, And Histories of the Zulus, in Their Own Words, With a Translation Into English...Vol. L a good or bad book?
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Nga li bon' izwe !" Ngemva kwayo kwa puma imvu ; ya ti, " Be, be ! Nga li.bon' izwe!" Ngemva kwayo kwa puma izinto zonke. Kwa buywa, kw' akiwa, kwa buswa fufi ; kwa ba njenga- loko kade kunjalo. Kwa sokuba ukupela ke. Ulutuli -Dhladhla (Usetemba). There came out first a fowl; it said, " Kukuluku ! ^-^ I see the world ! " For for a long time it had been without seeing it. After the fowl there came out a man ; he said, " Hau ! I at length see the world!" After him there came out a bullock ; and s...aid, "TJuum! I' see the world!" After the bullock there came out a dog ; it said, " How, how, how ! I see the world ! " After the dog there came out a goat ; it said, " Mey, mey ! I see the world ! " After the goat there came out a sheep ; and said, " Bey, bey ! I see the world ! " After the sheep there came out all other things. And men again built houses, and were again happy ; and all things returned to their former condition. And that was the end of it. ULUHLAZASE. Two princesses wiih their attendcmt maidens go to batlie.
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