Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 19American Folk-lore Society, 1963 |
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Strana 136
... carry them up the ridge . The load was so heavy the carrying strap of the basket broke . He ran back shouting ... carried off the sun , " they said . " Chickenhawk , Eagle , Owl , Wildcat , Panther , Fox , Otter , Jackrabbit , you ...
... carry them up the ridge . The load was so heavy the carrying strap of the basket broke . He ran back shouting ... carried off the sun , " they said . " Chickenhawk , Eagle , Owl , Wildcat , Panther , Fox , Otter , Jackrabbit , you ...
Strana 158
... carry home , for him , in four days ' time , all the things that he had won , they might have his nephew to eat . But the little boy held up his hand to the sky and got a kind of wallet and hung it at his waist and carried everything ...
... carry home , for him , in four days ' time , all the things that he had won , they might have his nephew to eat . But the little boy held up his hand to the sky and got a kind of wallet and hung it at his waist and carried everything ...
Strana 200
... carried down to the seashore . There in the dark he began to wash it with sea water , saying as he washed " fish . " Washing and repeating the word over and over , at last it became a great fish which he carried home . But his mo- ther ...
... carried down to the seashore . There in the dark he began to wash it with sea water , saying as he washed " fish . " Washing and repeating the word over and over , at last it became a great fish which he carried home . But his mo- ther ...
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