Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 19American Folk-lore Society, 1963 |
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Strana 146
... STORY OF CUY - A - HO - MARR ( THE CHAUP ) ; THE MANZANITA VERSION ( DIEGUEÑO ) . In a former paper1 entitled " The Story of the Chaup , " I have given the Mesa Grande version of this famous myth . It originated in the former home of ...
... STORY OF CUY - A - HO - MARR ( THE CHAUP ) ; THE MANZANITA VERSION ( DIEGUEÑO ) . In a former paper1 entitled " The Story of the Chaup , " I have given the Mesa Grande version of this famous myth . It originated in the former home of ...
Strana 317
... story , which tells of the doings of Dakwish in the country of the Diegueño , with an accom- paniment of songs , was known to these people . Certain episodes and elements of the Diegueño Chaup stories have also been found in other ...
... story , which tells of the doings of Dakwish in the country of the Diegueño , with an accom- paniment of songs , was known to these people . Certain episodes and elements of the Diegueño Chaup stories have also been found in other ...
Strana 346
... story , a fable . Atayokkewin ( Cree ) . The action of telling tales ; story - telling . Atisôkan ( Ojibwa , Nipissing ) . Tale , legend , fable . Name applied to the legends , stories , etc. , of Indian mythology . The word for " tale ...
... story , a fable . Atayokkewin ( Cree ) . The action of telling tales ; story - telling . Atisôkan ( Ojibwa , Nipissing ) . Tale , legend , fable . Name applied to the legends , stories , etc. , of Indian mythology . The word for " tale ...
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