Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 49American Folk-lore Society, 1936 |
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... Snake's house one day , the following day Snake would go to Coyote's ; they played together . Coyote went to visit at Snake's house . Snake killed rabbits and gave some to Coyote to eat . Snake visited Coyote's house , and Coyote merely ...
... Snake's house one day , the following day Snake would go to Coyote's ; they played together . Coyote went to visit at Snake's house . Snake killed rabbits and gave some to Coyote to eat . Snake visited Coyote's house , and Coyote merely ...
Strana 34
... Snake went over to visit Coyote . He was a very large snake . He came in and coiled up until he filled nearly the entire room . When all of him was in , he coiled up , held his head high into the air and talked a while . Coyote gave him ...
... Snake went over to visit Coyote . He was a very large snake . He came in and coiled up until he filled nearly the entire room . When all of him was in , he coiled up , held his head high into the air and talked a while . Coyote gave him ...
Strana 80
... snake and said to Yellow Corn , " Hello there , Yellow Corn , my beautiful one ! Would you not like to go with me to my house ? " Yellow Corn drew back a little frightened at the snake . But the snake said to her , " Do not be afraid ...
... snake and said to Yellow Corn , " Hello there , Yellow Corn , my beautiful one ! Would you not like to go with me to my house ? " Yellow Corn drew back a little frightened at the snake . But the snake said to her , " Do not be afraid ...
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VOL | 49 |
Pueblo Indian Folk Tales | 69 |
The Influence of Aboriginal Pattern and White Contact on a Recently | 143 |
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