Journal of American FolkloreAmerican Folk-lore Society, 1979 |
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ANIMAL MYTHS AND THEIR ORIGIN.1 THE embryonic stages of man sketch his race origin with impres- sionistic truthfulness in regard to the chief outlines , if not with pho- tographic accuracy as to all the details . So in the development ...
ANIMAL MYTHS AND THEIR ORIGIN.1 THE embryonic stages of man sketch his race origin with impres- sionistic truthfulness in regard to the chief outlines , if not with pho- tographic accuracy as to all the details . So in the development ...
Strana 114
... origin . It has already been set forth that English ballads deserving the title of ancient must be considered , in general , to have an origin earlier than the sixteenth century . These songs have usually been consid- ered to belong ...
... origin . It has already been set forth that English ballads deserving the title of ancient must be considered , in general , to have an origin earlier than the sixteenth century . These songs have usually been consid- ered to belong ...
Strana 191
THE ORIGIN AND VALUE OF WEATHER LORE . DURING the past twenty years there have been published a score of collections of weather proverbs and sayings , most of which are out of print to - day . These have culminated in an exhaustive ...
THE ORIGIN AND VALUE OF WEATHER LORE . DURING the past twenty years there have been published a score of collections of weather proverbs and sayings , most of which are out of print to - day . These have culminated in an exhaustive ...
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Abenaki Algonkian American Folk-Lore ancient animal appears Arapaho arrows asked belief Bella Coola birds Boston Brer Bear Brer Fox Brer Rabbit brother buffalo called Cambridge ceremony chief child clan Coyote cunjer customs dance dead death deer eagle earth eyes father fire Folk-Lore Society Franz Boas girl give Grovetown hand head Hopi Huichols hunting Indians interesting Iroquois Katcina Kauai killed lake legend live lodge looked manitous Mass meat medicine memegwesi Micmac Miss mother mountain mythology myths negro night Ojibwa origin person priest primitive Pueblo races rain river rock shaman sing snake song spirit stars stone story superstitions tell thought tion told took totem tree tribes Turtle Walpi weather lore White-man Wi'sa'kä wife Wolf woman women word worship Wyandots York young Zuñi