Anthropos 89.1994 
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[...] as Sapir has noted (1921: 39) ... 
Sapir has already said: “All grammars leak” 
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The References Cited (Zitierte Literatur, Réfé 
rences citées) should be presented according to the 
following model: 
Fowler, Catherine, and Joy Leland 
1967 Some Northern Paiute Native Categories. Ethnology 6: 
381^404. 
Heesterman, J. C. 
1957 The Ancient Indian Royal Consecration. ’s-Gravenhage: 
Mouton. 
Heller, Monica S. 
1982 Negotiations of Language Choice in Montreal. In: 
John J. Gumpertz (ed.), Language and Social Identity; 
pp. 108-118. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. 
Kelly, Isabel, et al. 
1964 Southern Paiute Ethnography. Salt Lake City: Univer 
sity of Utah Press. (University of Utah Anthropological 
Papers, 69) 
Radcliffe-Brown, A. R., and Daryll Forde (eds.) 
1950 African Systems of Kinship and Marriage. London: 
Oxford University Press. 
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