(EN) Wilhelm Heinrich Immanuel Bleek e Lucy Lloyd, Specimens of Bushman folklore, Einsiedeln, Daimon, 2001 [1911], pp. 52-53, ISBN 9783856306038, OCLC 48577374.
«Prayer addressed to the Young Moon : “kábbi-â yonder! Take my face yonder! Thou shalt give me thy face yonder! Thou shalt take my face yonder! That which does not feel pleasant. Thou shalt give me thy face, - (with) which thou, when thou hast died, thou dost again, living return, when we did not perceive thee, thou dost again lying down come, - that I may also resemble thee, For, the joy yonder, thou dost always possess it yonder, that is, that thou art wont again to return alive, when we did not perceive thee; while the hare told thee about it, that thou shouldst do thus. Thou didst formerly say, that we should also again return alive, when we died."»
