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[320] This was one of the tide-braces which are used to strengthen the stakes, the one used being that on the left hand looking seaward. [↑]
[321] Kelong is the name given to one of the kinds of fishing-stakes (something like weirs) common on the coasts of the Peninsula. [↑]
[322] A different Pawang gave me the following (alternative) instructions:—“When you are about to plant the (first) seaward pole of the fishing-stakes, take hold of it and say:—
‘O Pawang Kisa, Pawang Bĕrima, Si Arjuna, King at Sea,