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African Religion/jas/Note 132. Anansi Claims the Dinner.

Note 132. Anansi Claims the Dinner.

NOTE:

132. Anansi Claims the Dinner.

Compare Nassau, 42-44; Tremearne, Fl, 21:212; Krug, JAFL 25:106-107.

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