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Crow’s playful behavior—especially stealing Dog’s kaukau—turns into a betrayal that leaves Dog hungry and angry. When Crow wakes up, his beautiful white feathers are covered with ash and charcoal, leaving him terrified and desperate to change the situation. The story ends with Crow’s feathers staying black and both animals never playing together again.","Musim, English Animal Stories  \n(1-8) Abise ka Acko vuluk habutak lo kggavu  \nHow the Crow got Black Feathers  \nIllustrator: Selby Otire  \nAuthor: Ram bai Keruwa Colouring: Ruth-Ann Kwimberi  \nTranslation by Musim Translation group Book layout: SIL-Education for Life  \nMusim, English Papua New Guinea  \nSebok ba sebok, ma menak Acko lot Avun ma thai hinang nomdongtom. Tha i thak idum nomal u havi n i. Acko ma yani eneng vuluk ma thaput mavianong.  \nLong long ago, Crow and Dog were good friends. They played together. Crow had beautiful, white feathers.  \n 1   \nBilivung ma Acko lot Avun tha k yiek tom. Atum tha k thopthop ma Avun thak he k hinang anyo hama, Zzzzzzzz! Zzzzzzz! Wak doho ma Acko thak had um vane ek Avun eneng belam.  \nAt night, Crow and Dog slept together. The fire was warm. Dog slept and slept and slept.Zzzzzzz! Zzzzzzz!  \nSometimes, Crow stole Dog's kaukau.  \nBilivung te, ma Acko hadun vane ek belam lotho.  \nOne night, Crow stole all the kaukau.  \n3  \nLasoham ma thotho anong. Acko hekhinang anyo hama. Zzzzzzz! Zzzzzzz!  \nCrow’s tummy was full.  \nCrow slept and slept and slept.  \nZzzzzzz! Zzzzzzz!  \n4  \nAvun haviyo. Yani hamakla. Yanilamangging. Belam lotho lek me. Acko ma me yanang aiyan ame. Ta yasau ida.  \nDog woke up. He was hungry. He was angry. All the kaukau was gone.  \n“Crow is not my friend. I’ll play a trick on him ”  \n 5   \n|  |\n| --- |\n| Acko haviyo. Ma eneng vuluk thaput mavi atu lek hayo vov hathak vuning lot atum ka bot. Yani ha ko kambom.\u003Cbr>Crow woke up. His beautiful, white feathers were covered with ash and charcoal. He was terrified.\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>6 |\n\n\n|  |\n| --- |\n|  |\n| \u003Cbr>Yani hayovak ba hi. Yanang vul uk thaput atu lek me sahe, yani ha lang. Tame yanan a bo esak Avun esak longboame.\u003Cbr>He flew away.“My beautiful, white feathers have gone forever,” he cried.\u003Cbr>“I’ll never speak to Dog again ”\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr>7 |\n\nAcko vuluk lokggavu lek hamo thetho. Avun lot Acko me idu mambeng havi n ihathak longbo ame.  \nCrow’s feathers stayed black. 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