Journal of American Folklore, Svazky 50–51American Folklore Society, 1937 |
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Strana 138
... DEER CHARMER a There were two brothers . The older brother went hunting daily , leav- ing the younger brother at home to cook . The older brother had found a woman . She had come to him while he was deer hunting . Each day when he went ...
... DEER CHARMER a There were two brothers . The older brother went hunting daily , leav- ing the younger brother at home to cook . The older brother had found a woman . She had come to him while he was deer hunting . Each day when he went ...
Strana 159
... deer . " " Well , that's too bad , " he said . Next morning he got up early and went hunting for deer . The women went to dig more bulbs . They started at daylight and dug all day , not coming home until sundown . The man was gone all ...
... deer . " " Well , that's too bad , " he said . Next morning he got up early and went hunting for deer . The women went to dig more bulbs . They started at daylight and dug all day , not coming home until sundown . The man was gone all ...
Strana 392
... deer alive He asked Coyote , " Are you going to follow even if he goes in deep water ? " Coyote said , " Yes , I'll follow him . I'll turn into a spider and go on top of the water . " And Wolf raised that deer . He ran away , and Coyote ...
... deer alive He asked Coyote , " Are you going to follow even if he goes in deep water ? " Coyote said , " Yes , I'll follow him . I'll turn into a spider and go on top of the water . " And Wolf raised that deer . He ran away , and Coyote ...
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