un-di

Updated: June 23, 2025

With fear in their hearts and bated breath, the tribe waited again for the sound that had disturbed their revelry: "Le le, li li." The tribal call rang through the forest faintly. The call was repeated, came steadily nearer. Finally from the gloom of the river shot a banco, a very old man working at the paddle. It was Pandita Asin from the barrio. "Un-di?"

Florence Partello Stuart - The Adventures of Piang the Moro Jungle Boy: A Book for Young and Old

He passed many traders and venders, who had also heard of the boat, and he hastened his steps in his desire to be there early. "Un-di?" "To the barrio," replied Piang. Sicto hurried to keep up with him, but Piang had no wish to be in company with the ne'er-do-well Moro boy, and he did not try to conceal his feelings.

Florence Partello Stuart - The Adventures of Piang the Moro Jungle Boy: A Book for Young and Old