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Sapir's Takelma is highly informative down to the level of the
morpheme, but is not explicitly or consistently marked as such —
in the running text, a paraphrastic word-to-phrase style is used, but 
individual source words are indexed to refer to extensive footnotes. 

Interestingly, these footnotes are often quite repetitive. I suspect 
that it is this sort of repetition which would lead to the adoption of
extensive abbreviation in the use of grammatical category labels in 
the morphological tier of annotation.


Comments:

levels of transcription
2

type
text

style
word-to-phrase (paraphrase), mostly

readability
medium

analysis
in footnotes

apparatus
extensive and repetitive footnotes

sentence delimiters
English-style punctuation

morpheme delimiters
dashes occasionally in some  source words

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