The Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 15American Folk-lore Society, 1979 |
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... English designation " magic power " is adequate . Mr. Hewitt has shown that the English term does not exactly convey the meaning of Orenda , nor does it mean what other Indians have in mind when they use the special word in their ...
... English designation " magic power " is adequate . Mr. Hewitt has shown that the English term does not exactly convey the meaning of Orenda , nor does it mean what other Indians have in mind when they use the special word in their ...
Strana 240
... English have not yet been de- termined with anything like an approach to accuracy . Enough is known , however , to justify the statement that the Indian element is much larger than is commonly believed to be the case . The Algonkian ...
... English have not yet been de- termined with anything like an approach to accuracy . Enough is known , however , to justify the statement that the Indian element is much larger than is commonly believed to be the case . The Algonkian ...
Strana 257
... English call their samp , which is Indian corn , beaten and boiled , and eaten hot or cold , with milke or butter , which are mercies beyond the natives ' plaine water , and which is a dish exceedingly wholesome for the English bodies ...
... English call their samp , which is Indian corn , beaten and boiled , and eaten hot or cold , with milke or butter , which are mercies beyond the natives ' plaine water , and which is a dish exceedingly wholesome for the English bodies ...
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