Journal of American FolkloreAmerican Folk-lore Society, 1935 |
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... asked him if it would be better to have the rivers run up on one side of the earth and down the other , but Gluskabe said , " No , they must all run down one side . " Then Ketci Niweskwe asked him about the ocean , whether it would do ...
... asked him if it would be better to have the rivers run up on one side of the earth and down the other , but Gluskabe said , " No , they must all run down one side . " Then Ketci Niweskwe asked him about the ocean , whether it would do ...
Strana 53
... asked his grandmother if there were not more people in the world . At last she told him that there were but that they had been abandoned by them . Long Hair decided to search for them , in spite of the old woman's warning . At last he ...
... asked his grandmother if there were not more people in the world . At last she told him that there were but that they had been abandoned by them . Long Hair decided to search for them , in spite of the old woman's warning . At last he ...
Strana 268
... asked him what he was doing there . The man said that he was a Telumni , and that he wanted to be with his wife or else take her back home again . Tipiknits said he did not think that the man could get his wife as he would have to stay ...
... asked him what he was doing there . The man said that he was a Telumni , and that he wanted to be with his wife or else take her back home again . Tipiknits said he did not think that the man could get his wife as he would have to stay ...
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Vol 48 | 1 |
ARTICLES | 22 |
Penobscot Tales and Religious Beliefs Frank G Speck I | 109 |
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