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TRAVELLER | English meaning - Cambridge Dictionary
The travellers approach through a dawn landscape filled with bird-song, sights of towering mountains, and the sound of people working in the rice fields.
Historians have concentrated on the latter - official and government reports, chronicles and travellers' tales and, in the late nineteenth century, ethnographic studies.
The perception of the traveller is that one keeps hearing small differences, so that pronunciation difference is a simple, linear function of geography (distance).
The treatment is descriptive, and all is painstakingly documented, even to the point of careful notation of discrepancies between published and draft journals of travellers.
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