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A mysterious man assembles a single body by taking legs, arms, and a chest from different men, then brings Adun along on the journey to his far village. When each body part is returned to its rightful owner, only Adun’s head remains, leading to a tense confrontation and a test of loyalty between the head, Adun, and a tortoise.","Adun waye mzuri  \nAdun the Beautiful  \nTranslated by / Itafsiriwana na Robi Szabo, Melanie Miles, Kaithan Written by / Yanziwa na Taiwo ẸhinẹnishiNdzuani, English  \nCopyright © 2019, Cam Houser  \n[http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)  \nYou are free to make commercial use of this work. You may adapt and add to this work. You must keep the copyright and credits for authors, illustrators, etc.  \nTranslated into shiNdzuani by Robi Szabo, Melanie Miles, and Kaithan  \nAdapted from original, Copyright © 2015, Africa StoryBook Project. Licensed under CC-BY 4.0.  \nAdun, the beautiful Yanziwa na Taiwo Ẹhinẹni Writer: Taiwo Ẹhinẹni  \nIllustration: Wiehan de Jager  \nTranslated By: Taiwo Ẹhinẹni Language: English  \nThis story is based on a childhood folktale among the Yorùbá people of Nigeria.  \nSaide, South African Institute for Distance Education [www.africanstorybook.org](www.africanstorybook.org)  \nA Saide Initiative  \nAdun waye mzuri Adun the Beautiful  \nWriter: Taiwo Ẹhinẹni -Yanziwa na Taiwo Ẹhinẹni Illustration: Wiehan de Jager  \nTranslated By: Taiwo Ẹhinẹni Reformatted for Bloom By: Cara Ediger Images by Wiehan de Jager, © 2015 Wiehan de Jager. CC-BY-NC-SA 4.0. This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution (CC-BY 4 .0) Version 4.0 International Licence Disclaimer: You are free to download, copy, translate or adapt this story and use the illustrations as long as you attribute or credit the original author/s and illustrator/s..  \nPeace Corps Comoros  \nshiNdzuani, English  \nNdzuani, Comoros  \nAdun aka mzuri swafi. Wantrubaba piyamjini watsaha wamlole . Be Adun kakubali.  \nAdun was very beautiful. All the men in the village wanted to marry her . But Adun did not accept.  \nSuku mengoni wa suku vwa mtrubaba arenga mindru ya mtrubaba wa handra, arenga mihono ya mtrubaba wa vili, tsena arenga shifuba sha mtrubaba wa raru. Ivo, muntru unu aparanyisa ziningo afanya mwili umoja. Atriya de shitswa shahe aendre bazari.  \nOne day a man took legs from one man, he took arms from a second man, and a chest from a third man. Then the man formed one body from the parts. He put his head on top and went to the market.  \nMuntru unu atsaha amlole Adun swafi. Adun ajiviwa na mwili wahe . Muntru alawa mjini mbali swafi na Adun atsauaamba atsomdunga mjini hahe .  \nThis man wanted to marry Adun very much. Adun was very pleased by his appearance . The man came from a village very far away and Adun decided that she will return to his village.  \nAdun na muntru unu wapashia hwendramjini hahe . Wapara umwenyewe imindruna muntru aregezao imindru yahe .  \nAdun and this man travelled to his village. They found the owner of the legs and the man returned his legs .  \nWapara umwenyewe wa imihono namuntru aregezao imihono yahe . Wapara umwenyewe yishifuba na muntru aregezao yishifuba shahe .  \nThey found the owner of the arms and the man returned his arms. They found the owner of the chest and the man returned his chest.  \nShitswa ttu de sha baki. Adun ashangabe katrawa . Wawaswili dagoni hahe .  \nOnly the head was left. Adun was surprised, but she did not escape. They arrived at his home .  \nSuku ya dunga kabla ya hwendra shambani hahe, alaguwa na yinyambayahe . Ishitswa desharongowa, \"Nahika Adun atrawa, utsorema djudjuu .”  \nThe next day before he went to his field, he spoke with his Tortoise .“If Adun escapes, you will blow this horn,” said the head.","cbCaiaO6v0A35QRq","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiaO6v0A35QRq","pdf",630764,19,"English","en",105,"# Story Overview\n## Adun’s Beauty and Suitors\n## The Assembled Body and the Journey\n## Returning Body Parts\n## The Tortoise Warning","[{\"question\":\"Why does Adun refuse the men in the village?\",\"answer\":\"All the men wanted to marry her, but Adun did not accept.\"},{\"question\":\"How does the man who wants to marry Adun manage to bring her home?\",\"answer\":\"He formed one body by taking legs, arms, and a chest from three men, then went to the market and later travelled with Adun to his village.\"},{\"question\":\"What happens when Adun’s captor tries to keep her?\",\"answer\":\"Only the head was left after the legs, arms, and chest were returned to their owners. 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