Tasaday
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Tasaday, the 9-10 jolly in the fillies' race, managed to get beaten after being allowed a soft lead.
From The Guardian • Apr. 15, 2013
In The Gentle Tasaday, the story of these unspoiled aborigines is told for the first time with energy and detail by John Nance, an American reporter stationed in Manila.
From Time Magazine Archive
The Tasaday are unfamiliar with rice, taro, salt and sugar, have never eaten corn and, according to authorities, may be "the only people in the world today who do not know or use tobacco."
From Time Magazine Archive
He wanted not so much his old exhilarations of flight as peace for the blue whales and the primitive Tasaday of the Philippines.
From Time Magazine Archive
Numbering only about a hundred, the Tasaday live in families, consisting of mother, father, unmarried children and sometimes an orphan or childless widow.
From Time Magazine Archive
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