Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 19American Folk-lore Society, 1963 |
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... women ; native cop- per ornaments never common ; shell beads , wampum . Of wampum the author says ( p . 508 ) ... women ) , manufactured objects ( old objects of their own manufacture rare ; basketry made in limited quantity by women ...
... women ; native cop- per ornaments never common ; shell beads , wampum . Of wampum the author says ( p . 508 ) ... women ) , manufactured objects ( old objects of their own manufacture rare ; basketry made in limited quantity by women ...
Strana 124
... woman . There was a great wedding to which everybody was invited , even the two women whom the King had refused to marry . They were so angry that they swore to avenge themselves . For a time everything went on well ; the King had his ...
... woman . There was a great wedding to which everybody was invited , even the two women whom the King had refused to marry . They were so angry that they swore to avenge themselves . For a time everything went on well ; the King had his ...
Strana 198
... women were asuangs . While they were gone the women returned , flying in and endeavor- ing to join themselves to their lower limbs , but they could not because of the evil done them by the sailors . So they began to cry for help ...
... women were asuangs . While they were gone the women returned , flying in and endeavor- ing to join themselves to their lower limbs , but they could not because of the evil done them by the sailors . So they began to cry for help ...
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