Journal of American FolkloreAmerican Folk-lore Society, 1935 |
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... women , " a female woods spirit , is a seducer of men and children . Her clothing consists of sheets of green moss and a strip of cedar bark serves as a belt . She lingers near camps where children are , and cries for child ...
... women , " a female woods spirit , is a seducer of men and children . Her clothing consists of sheets of green moss and a strip of cedar bark serves as a belt . She lingers near camps where children are , and cries for child ...
Strana 257
... women dancers . " He felt in his little dried - up sack and brought out a string . He tied one end to one of the sticks and the other end he tied to his own ear - hole . 189. Then he lay down with his back to the fire . He was sound ...
... women dancers . " He felt in his little dried - up sack and brought out a string . He tied one end to one of the sticks and the other end he tied to his own ear - hole . 189. Then he lay down with his back to the fire . He was sound ...
Strana 357
... women an easy delivery was ascribed to trees by primitive people in Sweden , Africa , Greece , and Europe in general . An argument as to the ballad women might be built up on this folk belief . Wimberly , however , seems to offer the ...
... women an easy delivery was ascribed to trees by primitive people in Sweden , Africa , Greece , and Europe in general . An argument as to the ballad women might be built up on this folk belief . Wimberly , however , seems to offer the ...
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Vol 48 | 1 |
ARTICLES | 22 |
Penobscot Tales and Religious Beliefs Frank G Speck I | 109 |
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