Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 19American Folk-lore Society, 1963 |
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Strana 142
... person was very deep - seated . Among the southern Yokuts of the upper end of the San Joaquin valley , to - day ... person who had thus lost both his names through the death of others was called " no name , ” kamun hoyowoc . In default ...
... person was very deep - seated . Among the southern Yokuts of the upper end of the San Joaquin valley , to - day ... person who had thus lost both his names through the death of others was called " no name , ” kamun hoyowoc . In default ...
Strana 143
... person , especially if he is recently deceased , is likely to bring about the return of his ghost with evil consequences for those visited . This definite explanation will , however , not hold everywhere . The Yokuts say that they are ...
... person , especially if he is recently deceased , is likely to bring about the return of his ghost with evil consequences for those visited . This definite explanation will , however , not hold everywhere . The Yokuts say that they are ...
Strana 144
... person next climbing a tree for nuts would fall . If the nuts were cracked on a stone , there would be no danger . The Indians were much afraid of ghosts , whom they called simply " dead persons . " Sight of a ghost was likely to cause ...
... person next climbing a tree for nuts would fall . If the nuts were cracked on a stone , there would be no danger . The Indians were much afraid of ghosts , whom they called simply " dead persons . " Sight of a ghost was likely to cause ...
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