The Story of Kenkebe.
The Story of Kenkebe. of «Kaffir folk-lore» by George McCall Theal: the whole text, 7 sentences and 77 words. The small number after every sentence leads to its own page with its syntax tree and pragmatics, parsed by Mova itself.
In the above story Kenkebe is represented as the personification of selfish greed.1 In this character his name has passed into a common proverb—2
Sibayeni sonke, Kenkebe.3 We are all bridegrooms, Kenkebe.4
This saying is used to any one who does not readily share food with others.5 It means, we are all entitled to a portion, you greedy one.6 A Kaffir, when eating, commonly shares his food with any others who may be present at the time.7
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