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More humor: translating into Sechelt, or just playing cards?
I got a chuckle from the Chinook Jargon newspaper… (A link to much more humor on my website…) “Kamloops Wawa” of November 1896 (#146, page 236) has this neat story in Jargon, which I’ve translated for you: And I found two Sechelt men, and we wrote the Sechelt language: we wrote all the prayers, all the hymns, and all the Catechism in the Sechelt language. The previous day when we were on the steamer, several Sechelt young men were on the steamb…
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