Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 69American Folk-lore Society, 1956 |
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... English , sometimes call our own the Ox - eye Daisy ; 16 and the English sometimes call theirs a Margaret.17 The lists which conclude this discussion of the Daisy family , though doubtless in- complete , show many of the names - most of ...
... English , sometimes call our own the Ox - eye Daisy ; 16 and the English sometimes call theirs a Margaret.17 The lists which conclude this discussion of the Daisy family , though doubtless in- complete , show many of the names - most of ...
Strana 100
... English , is of particular in- terest because ( save for the first story ) it is almost the only one not centered on royalty , and because the language is simpler and less exalted than much of that in the Fornander collections . 3 ...
... English , is of particular in- terest because ( save for the first story ) it is almost the only one not centered on royalty , and because the language is simpler and less exalted than much of that in the Fornander collections . 3 ...
Strana 405
... English equivalents are expressions of the meanings of the German examples , not translations of them , and in this respect Kremer has done a creditable job . To be sure , one may question various English equivalents , but these ...
... English equivalents are expressions of the meanings of the German examples , not translations of them , and in this respect Kremer has done a creditable job . To be sure , one may question various English equivalents , but these ...
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The Folklore of the Daisy 1 2 | 13 |
A Study in Folk ReCreation John Greenway | 23 |
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