Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 19American Folk-lore Society, 1963 |
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... , comes in the end to bear exclusively the individual stamp , and to be dependent on solitary 1 The Beginnings of Poetry , New York , 1901 . inspiration . The working out of these contrasts , this 8 Journal of American Folk - Lore .
... , comes in the end to bear exclusively the individual stamp , and to be dependent on solitary 1 The Beginnings of Poetry , New York , 1901 . inspiration . The working out of these contrasts , this 8 Journal of American Folk - Lore .
Strana 330
... York Factory , as well as those about the shores of Lake Winnipeg , are locally known as Bungees , or Swampy Indians , and are thought to be composed of Saulteaux and Cree , as their speech seems to be a mixture of the dialects of both ...
... York Factory , as well as those about the shores of Lake Winnipeg , are locally known as Bungees , or Swampy Indians , and are thought to be composed of Saulteaux and Cree , as their speech seems to be a mixture of the dialects of both ...
Strana 352
... York , N. Y. Mrs. John G. Bourke , Omaha , Neb . Charles P. Bowditch , Boston , Mass . George P. Bradley ... York , N. Y. Charles F. Daymond , New York , N. Y. Mrs. John Deane , Boston , Mass . James Deans , Victoria , B. C. Robert W. De ...
... York , N. Y. Mrs. John G. Bourke , Omaha , Neb . Charles P. Bowditch , Boston , Mass . George P. Bradley ... York , N. Y. Charles F. Daymond , New York , N. Y. Mrs. John Deane , Boston , Mass . James Deans , Victoria , B. C. Robert W. De ...
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