The Journal of American Folklore, Svazky 3–4American Folk-lore Society, 1963 |
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... woman who travelled constantly through the woods . Every bush she saw she bit off , and from one of these she came to be with child . She grew bigger and bigger until at last she could travel no longer , but built a wigwam near the ...
... woman who travelled constantly through the woods . Every bush she saw she bit off , and from one of these she came to be with child . She grew bigger and bigger until at last she could travel no longer , but built a wigwam near the ...
Strana 284
... woman , who proclaimed herself a fortune - teller2 and clairvoyant : 3- The clairvoyant assured the ignorant and superstitious woman that some person had taken grave - dirt from Lebanon Cemetery , and flying down the chimney at midnight ...
... woman , who proclaimed herself a fortune - teller2 and clairvoyant : 3- The clairvoyant assured the ignorant and superstitious woman that some person had taken grave - dirt from Lebanon Cemetery , and flying down the chimney at midnight ...
Strana 254
... woman of the house said she would not remove the needle from the track , even if the traveller should never move again ; but she turned soon , and went on without stopping . The woman with the needle believed the steel had power to ...
... woman of the house said she would not remove the needle from the track , even if the traveller should never move again ; but she turned soon , and went on without stopping . The woman with the needle believed the steel had power to ...
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