Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 47American Folk-lore Society, 1934 |
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Strana 98
... Crest Sun or Moon ( Hagwilgate ) 215 43. Origin of the Crest Sleepy ( Hagwilgate ) . . 44. Origin of the Crest Kaigyet ( Hagwilgate ) 219 220 45. The Otter Husband and the Four Culture Heroes ( Hagwilgate ) 222 46. Origin of the Crest ...
... Crest Sun or Moon ( Hagwilgate ) 215 43. Origin of the Crest Sleepy ( Hagwilgate ) . . 44. Origin of the Crest Kaigyet ( Hagwilgate ) 219 220 45. The Otter Husband and the Four Culture Heroes ( Hagwilgate ) 222 46. Origin of the Crest ...
Strana 239
... crest . 56. ORIGIN OF THE CREST MARTEN Hagwilgate Two brothers went up a mountain in order to become medicine - men . When they reached the summit , the elder tied his younger brother to a tree . Then the water rose , and the elder ...
... crest . 56. ORIGIN OF THE CREST MARTEN Hagwilgate Two brothers went up a mountain in order to become medicine - men . When they reached the summit , the elder tied his younger brother to a tree . Then the water rose , and the elder ...
Strana 240
... crest . 58. ORIGIN OF THE CREST MOUNTAIN GOAT Hagwilgate Under the water in the lower reaches of the Skeena river once lived a big mountain goat which caused the water to rise whenever anyone passed by . One winter Guksan , a Gitseyukla ...
... crest . 58. ORIGIN OF THE CREST MOUNTAIN GOAT Hagwilgate Under the water in the lower reaches of the Skeena river once lived a big mountain goat which caused the water to rise whenever anyone passed by . One winter Guksan , a Gitseyukla ...
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Problems in the Study of Proverbs Archer Taylor I | 22 |
A Folk Legend | 45 |
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