Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 19American Folk-lore Society, 1963 |
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Strana 101
... morning . " Truth went down to the shore , but seeing how impossible it would be to find the ring , began to weep . A fish came near , and floating on top of the water , asked , " Why are you weeping ? " " I weep , " Truth replied ...
... morning . " Truth went down to the shore , but seeing how impossible it would be to find the ring , began to weep . A fish came near , and floating on top of the water , asked , " Why are you weeping ? " " I weep , " Truth replied ...
Strana 111
... morning there were great piles of fish and vege- tables in the palace kitchen . Amo - Mongo , knowing that his brother- in - law usually went out at night in order to bring something home , contrived to get up early and see what there ...
... morning there were great piles of fish and vege- tables in the palace kitchen . Amo - Mongo , knowing that his brother- in - law usually went out at night in order to bring something home , contrived to get up early and see what there ...
Strana 320
... morning we will see . Stay here , my cousin . I am going now . I am going to travel . There is war and I want to go to it . I will see you in the morning . " Then he left Tukupar . The mother of Dakwish came in . " What did he do with ...
... morning we will see . Stay here , my cousin . I am going now . I am going to travel . There is war and I want to go to it . I will see you in the morning . " Then he left Tukupar . The mother of Dakwish came in . " What did he do with ...
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