The Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 15American Folk-lore Society, 1979 |
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Strana 90
... coming battle . The magpie ( Shro - ak - ah ) was his shield and advance guard . On the morning of the fourth day the two enemies could be seen coming . In the north the black storm clouds of winter , with snow , sleet , and hail were ...
... coming battle . The magpie ( Shro - ak - ah ) was his shield and advance guard . On the morning of the fourth day the two enemies could be seen coming . In the north the black storm clouds of winter , with snow , sleet , and hail were ...
Strana 98
... coming from a sun- flower . " The sunflower is o - ah - wen'sa . The yellow dock is t'ya - tah , " she stands over yonder , " suggesting some story , but more probably , when ripe , a brown forest maiden adorned with beads and other ...
... coming from a sun- flower . " The sunflower is o - ah - wen'sa . The yellow dock is t'ya - tah , " she stands over yonder , " suggesting some story , but more probably , when ripe , a brown forest maiden adorned with beads and other ...
Strana 223
... coming around his lodge he would command them to stop and then they would vanish , sometimes he would change them into wood . Then he decided to give a new name to the group of people who lived about and he changed the name from ...
... coming around his lodge he would command them to stop and then they would vanish , sometimes he would change them into wood . Then he decided to give a new name to the group of people who lived about and he changed the name from ...
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