Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 19American Folk-lore Society, 1963 |
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... ceremony , head ceremony , and leput , or home coming . Polygamy characterizes the well - to - do , but the sentiment is against divorce . No special burial ceremony was observed by the author . In truthfulness , honesty , and ...
... ceremony , head ceremony , and leput , or home coming . Polygamy characterizes the well - to - do , but the sentiment is against divorce . No special burial ceremony was observed by the author . In truthfulness , honesty , and ...
Strana 310
... ceremony ; and it is precisely of such singings that nearly all the ceremonies of southern California consist . There is thus a very much closer association of myth and ceremony than in the north . It is not only that the myth underlies ...
... ceremony ; and it is precisely of such singings that nearly all the ceremonies of southern California consist . There is thus a very much closer association of myth and ceremony than in the north . It is not only that the myth underlies ...
Strana 311
... ceremonies until finally he leaves them , has some aspects in common with Chinigchinich and Mas- tamho . The elaborate ... ceremony at times come in contact , but in the main each goes its own way ; while in southern California , as well ...
... ceremonies until finally he leaves them , has some aspects in common with Chinigchinich and Mas- tamho . The elaborate ... ceremony at times come in contact , but in the main each goes its own way ; while in southern California , as well ...
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