Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 19American Folk-lore Society, 1963 |
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Strana 53
... called Na - ché - vo Po - mé - sa - vo , a sort of a cañon which was too small for their abiding - place ; so they returned to a place called Tem - ech ' - va Tem - eck ' - o , and this place people now call Temecula , for the Mexicans ...
... called Na - ché - vo Po - mé - sa - vo , a sort of a cañon which was too small for their abiding - place ; so they returned to a place called Tem - ech ' - va Tem - eck ' - o , and this place people now call Temecula , for the Mexicans ...
Strana 59
... called all men and women his children . All were naked then , no one wore clothes . At that time there was a woman named Wa - há - wut , who was very hand- some . She was of a light complexion , and Ouiot was very proud of her . He called ...
... called all men and women his children . All were naked then , no one wore clothes . At that time there was a woman named Wa - há - wut , who was very hand- some . She was of a light complexion , and Ouiot was very proud of her . He called ...
Strana 147
... called Weé - ka - ru - tútt ( Rock - spear ) , and here she made her home , living on the west side of the river in a cave , a big house where she lived alone till she was grown . Every morning she went to bathe in a pond near by , and ...
... called Weé - ka - ru - tútt ( Rock - spear ) , and here she made her home , living on the west side of the river in a cave , a big house where she lived alone till she was grown . Every morning she went to bathe in a pond near by , and ...
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