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The Apysans were a collection of Narnerin Tribes of the first and second Ages.They became the ancestors of the Majority of the inhabitants of Far-Harad.Their languages were a number of dialects collectively called Apysaic, of which New Apysan, the common speech of Far Harad was a late descendant.It has also been guessed that the earliest Apysans were in fact southern relatives of the Hadorians before they had intermixed with tribes of the Black Men.

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  • The Apysans were a collection of Narnerin Tribes of the first and second Ages.They became the ancestors of the Majority of the inhabitants of Far-Harad.Their languages were a number of dialects collectively called Apysaic, of which New Apysan, the common speech of Far Harad was a late descendant.It has also been guessed that the earliest Apysans were in fact southern relatives of the Hadorians before they had intermixed with tribes of the Black Men.
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  • The Apysans were a collection of Narnerin Tribes of the first and second Ages.They became the ancestors of the Majority of the inhabitants of Far-Harad.Their languages were a number of dialects collectively called Apysaic, of which New Apysan, the common speech of Far Harad was a late descendant.It has also been guessed that the earliest Apysans were in fact southern relatives of the Hadorians before they had intermixed with tribes of the Black Men.
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