Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 12American Folk-lore Society, 1979 |
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Strana 106
... look directly at the sun ; they have mirrors into which they look in order to see it dance . It is said , too , that very seldom is there an Easter morning which is not clear . Prior to Easter there is a seven weeks of self - denial ...
... look directly at the sun ; they have mirrors into which they look in order to see it dance . It is said , too , that very seldom is there an Easter morning which is not clear . Prior to Easter there is a seven weeks of self - denial ...
Strana 113
... look east , and then he turn and set a while and look west , but may be you don't know , sah , Brer Rabbit sense never come to hisself ' cepting when he look north . VOL . XII . - NO . 45 . 8 When it just come to hisself what he gwine ...
... look east , and then he turn and set a while and look west , but may be you don't know , sah , Brer Rabbit sense never come to hisself ' cepting when he look north . VOL . XII . - NO . 45 . 8 When it just come to hisself what he gwine ...
Strana 171
... look for her- self , but she was so certain that she did not even do this . Soon the children came in again , saying that their father was coming , and again she refused to believe them or to look . Then the man him- self entered , and ...
... look for her- self , but she was so certain that she did not even do this . Soon the children came in again , saying that their father was coming , and again she refused to believe them or to look . Then the man him- self entered , and ...
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