Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 47American Folk-lore Society, 1934 |
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Strana 185
... caribou he killed . Once when food was very scarce , and the people starving , he came upon caribou tracks in deep snow high up on the face of a mountain , and beside the tracks of the caribou the tracks of a wolf . After running many ...
... caribou he killed . Once when food was very scarce , and the people starving , he came upon caribou tracks in deep snow high up on the face of a mountain , and beside the tracks of the caribou the tracks of a wolf . After running many ...
Strana 198
... caribou , and sometimes I disobeyed him . Per- haps that is the reason why the caribou are so wild . " Now the youth had become so weak with all the ceremonies that he had performed during the winter that he was unable to walk ...
... caribou , and sometimes I disobeyed him . Per- haps that is the reason why the caribou are so wild . " Now the youth had become so weak with all the ceremonies that he had performed during the winter that he was unable to walk ...
Strana 251
... caribou appeared , to whom he said , " My nephew , come and help me cross the river . Carry me over . " Caribou agreed , and said , " Stand on my back . " Porcupine said , " I shall stand facing backwards . " So Caribou started to swim ...
... caribou appeared , to whom he said , " My nephew , come and help me cross the river . Carry me over . " Caribou agreed , and said , " Stand on my back . " Porcupine said , " I shall stand facing backwards . " So Caribou started to swim ...
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Problems in the Study of Proverbs Archer Taylor I | 22 |
A Folk Legend | 45 |
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