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A Migration Legend of the Creek Indians, vol. 1

Note 132 — FIRST OR GENERAL PART. (continued 4)

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Absolute case has to be regarded as a provisional term only. I call it absolute, because the natives, when giving vocables of the language not forming part of a sentence, mention them in that case in Creek, in Hitchiti, in Koassáti, etc. In the sentence this case often corresponds, however, to the status constructus of the Hebrew.

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