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The narrator describes their accommodation in a bungalow, their observations of a woman named Meri weaving green coconut leaf baskets and mats, and a sighting of a large pig on the road. The narrative continues with a visit to a school, where the narrator observes and is observed by the children. A large cooking pot in the village is mentioned, capable of cooking a large manioc. The narrator then travels to a small island called Emaue, and observes a large fig tree, with a boy climbing it, prompting the narrator to climb as well. Finally, a flying fox is spotted in a garden. The document is illustrated with images depicting people interacting with a large, complex tree structure and a quaint wooden house with a thatched roof.","Bislama  \n1  \nMi stap go long wan vilijblong Paunangisu long wan bigfa la spel.  \nBae mi slip long wan banggalo.  \n2  \nMi stap l ukluk Meri. Hem i stap w iv. Hem iwivim samfa la grin basket lif kokonas.  \nHem i save wivim mattu. Meri i save gud fasin blong w iv.  \n3  \nMi lu k i go long rod momi lu k wan bigfa la pig.  \n4  \nMi stap go pas long sk ul. Mi wantem mitim ol pikin ini.  \n5  \nMi stap l uklu k ol pikin ini long skul.  \nOl pikin ini tu o li staplukluk mi.  \n6  \nMi lu k wan bigfa lasospen long vilij.  \nYu save ku kum wan bigfala maniok long sospen ia.  \n7  \nMi go daon long solwotamo m i l ukluk i go long wan smol aelan.  \nHemia hem i Emauaelan.  \n8  \nYu l uk nabangga ia. Hem i bigwan we!  \nMi stap l uklu k wan boewe i klaem long tri ia.  \nNao mi tu mi klaem long tri.  \n9  \nMi lu k wan flaengfo kis. 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