Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 49American Folk-lore Society, 1936 |
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... ceremony performed . Sometimes a man does not at once reveal that he has obtained a ceremony . Very often his power forbids him to inform others of it until the passage of a certain length of time . Normally he never openly announces ...
... ceremony performed . Sometimes a man does not at once reveal that he has obtained a ceremony . Very often his power forbids him to inform others of it until the passage of a certain length of time . Normally he never openly announces ...
Strana 147
... ceremony's end . A ceremony usually takes place at night and lasts through four nights . For the first three nights the singing ceases about midnight and the participants and spectators retire . These first nights are devoted mainly to ...
... ceremony's end . A ceremony usually takes place at night and lasts through four nights . For the first three nights the singing ceases about midnight and the participants and spectators retire . These first nights are devoted mainly to ...
Strana 151
... ceremony was his ceremony , obtained through the traditional channels of personal supernatural experience or transmission from another . Just as the shamans of other rites , he had to be approached humbly and his consent obtained before ...
... ceremony was his ceremony , obtained through the traditional channels of personal supernatural experience or transmission from another . Just as the shamans of other rites , he had to be approached humbly and his consent obtained before ...
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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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