Journal of American FolkloreAmerican Folk-lore Society, 1935 |
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Strana 67
... woman , his sister , laughing in pursuit . He heard her say to herself , " My poor younger brother , you want to escape , but the world isn't big enough for you to escape me . Soon I will overtake you and then you will die . " Then the ...
... woman , his sister , laughing in pursuit . He heard her say to herself , " My poor younger brother , you want to escape , but the world isn't big enough for you to escape me . Soon I will overtake you and then you will die . " Then the ...
Strana 68
... woman until you reach the home of your other grandfather . ” As for the evil spirit woman stranded on the bank of the river after being dead in the rapids for a while , she woke up and found her mouth all full of maggots and she spit ...
... woman until you reach the home of your other grandfather . ” As for the evil spirit woman stranded on the bank of the river after being dead in the rapids for a while , she woke up and found her mouth all full of maggots and she spit ...
Strana 69
... woman , and very quickly he tore her all to pieces . Then , indeed , that was the end of this evil spirit woman . The next morning the magic bird made an outcry and soon white wampum came rattling down . Again on the next morning he ...
... woman , and very quickly he tore her all to pieces . Then , indeed , that was the end of this evil spirit woman . The next morning the magic bird made an outcry and soon white wampum came rattling down . Again on the next morning he ...
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