Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 8American Folk-lore Society, 1979 |
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... carried so far as to apply to the world - wide distribution of long mythic plots . In the latter case , we did not know whether such stories were independ- ently developed , or had been carried round the world from a com- mon centre ...
... carried so far as to apply to the world - wide distribution of long mythic plots . In the latter case , we did not know whether such stories were independ- ently developed , or had been carried round the world from a com- mon centre ...
Strana 124
... carried him to his subterranean watery cave . This small monster also employed another stratagem for the same purpose when he had not taken any human victim for a long time . He placed himself at the edge of his pond , and began to weep ...
... carried him to his subterranean watery cave . This small monster also employed another stratagem for the same purpose when he had not taken any human victim for a long time . He placed himself at the edge of his pond , and began to weep ...
Strana 278
... carry the snake in the mouth ? " elicited no satisfactory answer . " Because he is a rain- bringer ; because he ... carried by the Snake priests . He bore the Antelope standard ( awatanatci ) , and the bow and quiver of the warrior ...
... carry the snake in the mouth ? " elicited no satisfactory answer . " Because he is a rain- bringer ; because he ... carried by the Snake priests . He bore the Antelope standard ( awatanatci ) , and the bow and quiver of the warrior ...
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