Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 49American Folk-lore Society, 1936 |
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Strana 96
... stayed and stayed there . And he dried up and became a stone . Because he was bad , Montezuma , the Indian God , punished him and changed him into a stone . Flowers - from - the - field was ashamed . When she saw him converted into ...
... stayed and stayed there . And he dried up and became a stone . Because he was bad , Montezuma , the Indian God , punished him and changed him into a stone . Flowers - from - the - field was ashamed . When she saw him converted into ...
Strana 109
... stayed a few days more in the cabin . But when the food was gone the man said he had to go to the pueblo again . She became a lizard and he put it in his pocket . They left for the pueblo . When they got there the man began to talk with ...
... stayed a few days more in the cabin . But when the food was gone the man said he had to go to the pueblo again . She became a lizard and he put it in his pocket . They left for the pueblo . When they got there the man began to talk with ...
Strana 110
... stayed there waiting . He said he was not afraid . Soon the father bear arrived throwing down stones and scratching the earth . The girl told the man not to be afraid . She told him to stay there and not move . He stayed there and did ...
... stayed there waiting . He said he was not afraid . Soon the father bear arrived throwing down stones and scratching the earth . The girl told the man not to be afraid . She told him to stay there and not move . He stayed there and did ...
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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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