The Mythology of the Efatese
The Mythology of the Efatese
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This story is told by a Mai man. There is a place on Mai called Lim. Formerly there was no light, and a man living here was annoyed at this, and at the consequent dampness and muddiness that prevailed. He took a club called ta, or m/iltalia, and smote at the sky, or floor of heaven. Five times he swung his club, and five times missed. The sixth time his blow was effective, splitting open the sky and letting in the Sun and Light.
***s~ ' (/ IV. THE SEPARATION OF THE SKY FROM THE EARTH.
In the pr...imeval times, the sky was close to the earth. A woman was raking the stones in her oven with a long pole. The top of .
the pole came against the sky, interrupting her work. Angry, lr she smote the sky with the pole, bidding it, with a loud voice, " Ascend !" The sky immediately began to ascend, and, not- withstanding that she entreated it to stop, it kept on ascending till it reached the position which it now occupies.
V. THE ADVENT OF NIGHT.
A chief of Meli had two children who were always crying, and as the sun was always shining in that primeval time, he could get no rest because they never went to sleep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This story is told by a Mai man. There is a place on Mai called Lim. Formerly there was no light, and a man living here was annoyed at this, and at the consequent dampness and muddiness that prevailed. He took a club called ta, or m/iltalia, and smote at the sky, or floor of heaven. Five times he swung his club, and five times missed. The sixth time his blow was effective, splitting open the sky and letting in the Sun and Light.
***s~ ' (/ IV. THE SEPARATION OF THE SKY FROM THE EARTH.
In the pr...imeval times, the sky was close to the earth. A woman was raking the stones in her oven with a long pole. The top of .
the pole came against the sky, interrupting her work. Angry, lr she smote the sky with the pole, bidding it, with a loud voice, " Ascend !" The sky immediately began to ascend, and, not- withstanding that she entreated it to stop, it kept on ascending till it reached the position which it now occupies.
V. THE ADVENT OF NIGHT.
A chief of Meli had two children who were always crying, and as the sun was always shining in that primeval time, he could get no rest because they never went to sleep.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Rev Macdonald to read onlineMoreLess
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