Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 79American Folk-lore Society, 1966 |
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... woman into being left behind alone . Ogre tales are likely to give us the happy news that this or that apparently hopeless individual succeeds eventually in overcoming a monster . A madman laughed at by others succeeds by cleverness in ...
... woman into being left behind alone . Ogre tales are likely to give us the happy news that this or that apparently hopeless individual succeeds eventually in overcoming a monster . A madman laughed at by others succeeds by cleverness in ...
Strana 102
... woman took a bath . She let her hair rest on a stone and there are marks where her hair lay on this stone . [ Was she related to Maka - andog ? Possibly . ] She was a big woman and her hair was so heavy it left marks on the rock . ( 22 ) ...
... woman took a bath . She let her hair rest on a stone and there are marks where her hair lay on this stone . [ Was she related to Maka - andog ? Possibly . ] She was a big woman and her hair was so heavy it left marks on the rock . ( 22 ) ...
Strana 330
... woman left . The girl did as the woman told her . In a few days the feathers changed into a big , fine house . The little girl did not live in the house but continued to live with her aunt.64 The aunt continued to be very cruel to the ...
... woman left . The girl did as the woman told her . In a few days the feathers changed into a big , fine house . The little girl did not live in the house but continued to live with her aunt.64 The aunt continued to be very cruel to the ...
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Mythology as a Reflection | 3 |
Psychological Symbolism | 52 |
A Reconstructed Myth from Eastern | 84 |
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