Journal of American Folklore, Svazky 50–51American Folklore Society, 1937 |
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Strana 54
... bush , now I take you for give Nyame now ! " He take den for Nyame . He give it to him . Nyame doubt de place he pass an ' get dis ' t'ing . Ananse go bush again fin ' mmoatia . He go roun ' de bush no see mmoatia for two , t'ree day ...
... bush , now I take you for give Nyame now ! " He take den for Nyame . He give it to him . Nyame doubt de place he pass an ' get dis ' t'ing . Ananse go bush again fin ' mmoatia . He go roun ' de bush no see mmoatia for two , t'ree day ...
Strana 85
... bush . ' Nyanta ask him , " Why proper road de , an ' you go pass by , an ' go bush ? " He say , " Da's notin ' , you jus ' follow me . " He follow him . He went far away . At dat time his brodder go bush , go fin ' meat . An ' he1 ...
... bush . ' Nyanta ask him , " Why proper road de , an ' you go pass by , an ' go bush ? " He say , " Da's notin ' , you jus ' follow me . " He follow him . He went far away . At dat time his brodder go bush , go fin ' meat . An ' he1 ...
Strana 109
... Bush points out , it is not till the seventeenth century that we get true and worthy Greek scholarship , with its vaunted stress on restraint and its regard for form . From collections of tales , from medieval retellings , from works ...
... Bush points out , it is not till the seventeenth century that we get true and worthy Greek scholarship , with its vaunted stress on restraint and its regard for form . From collections of tales , from medieval retellings , from works ...
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