Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 49American Folk-lore Society, 1936 |
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Strana 126
... sick . He began to swell up . For three years he was sick at his summer house . Then he left the snake - woman and went to the pueblo to live . He was sick three years more and then he died . And when he died the snake came at midnight ...
... sick . He began to swell up . For three years he was sick at his summer house . Then he left the snake - woman and went to the pueblo to live . He was sick three years more and then he died . And when he died the snake came at midnight ...
Strana 137
... sick and no one could do anything for him . He was sick for four years , and during this time everything that could be thought of was tried to cure him ; but no one knew what sickness he had . Messages were sent all over the country to ...
... sick and no one could do anything for him . He was sick for four years , and during this time everything that could be thought of was tried to cure him ; but no one knew what sickness he had . Messages were sent all over the country to ...
Strana 329
... sick girls were her property and were effective only when she sang them . The songs are for children when they are sick , or feeling bad ; the singer considered them secret , and herself a medicine - woman . She especially asked me not ...
... sick girls were her property and were effective only when she sang them . The songs are for children when they are sick , or feeling bad ; the singer considered them secret , and herself a medicine - woman . She especially asked me not ...
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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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