The Little Dog Story.
The Little Dog Story. of «Ojibwa myths and tales» by Geo. E. Laidlaw: the whole text, 14 sentences and 179 words. The small number after every sentence leads to its own page with its syntax tree and pragmatics, parsed by Mova itself.
Told by Peter York.1
In the old days people used to have faith in their dogs.2 One time a man had a very small, little dog.3 When he went out hunting he put the little dog inside of his coat.4 Every time the little dog tried to bark the man knew that there was some game near.5
One night while the man was asleep the little dog licked him on the face till he woke up, which went to show that there was trouble at hand.6 The little dog tried to take his master outside the camp.7 They both went out and the little dog began to roll in the snow.8 Every time he rolled he grew bigger.9 He rolled till he got to be as big as a good-sized calf, then he stopped and watched the lake.10 They saw a great, big dog coming across the ice to kill the man.11 The man’s dog went out to meet this one and conquered it.12 This big dog was a grey-looking one with no hair.13
NO. 20.14
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