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pc said:

> I can't recommend reading Fennimore Cooper (see Mark Twain's lit crit),
> but I just noticed that he does a lot of using time markers for space: a
> place is two days away and the like.  We could unpack this, of course, to
> "the distance we could walk in two days" or some such, but that seems
> unnecessary -- except that not doing so means we need tensor markers for
> both time and space, not just a single one for both.

za'a cu'u so'i lo merpre lo ni lo tcadu cu simdarno cu na'o se cacra gi'enai se
minli .i cu'u mi noi ritpre ku na'o to'e go'i


mu'o mi'e kolin