Torricelli language of Papua New Guinea.
1He tossed a small strip of the latter to the starving Galu.
2The chieftain inclined his head toward the Galu standing at his side.
3Down went the Galu and Kro-lu warriors like tenpins before that deadly fusillade.
4I had plenty of rope, this Galu weapon being fully sixty feet long.
5You are going into the Galu country, and you must go as a Galu.
6I am a Galu; but who and what are you?
7When the cry of the "Galu" (so called from his note Gal!
8He cannot know him, as there is no intercourse between the Kro-lu and the Galu.
9The party formed for the march, an escort of Galu warriors ready to accompany us.
10At last I had come to the Galu country.
11The beast of Du-seen the Galu follows you.
12He calls us Galus and says that in a short time he will be a Galu.
13Have you ever seen a Galu or any other creature in Caspak who possessed such things?
14Ajor also told me that the mainland east of Oo-oh was her land-theland of the Galu.
15At first it was a source of wonderment to the girl, for the Galu men are beardless.
16Then the Galu recommenced his, Food!