Journal of American Folklore, Svazky 50–51American Folklore Society, 1937 |
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Strana 93
... give the water some of his catch if his hunt is successful ; but the last promises to give eggs . All obtain snakes and in returning give the water its share ; the last one finds no eggs , so is trapped by the water , which steadily ...
... give the water some of his catch if his hunt is successful ; but the last promises to give eggs . All obtain snakes and in returning give the water its share ; the last one finds no eggs , so is trapped by the water , which steadily ...
Strana 379
water to the otters , S 298. All the animals give a woman their speed so that she is swift in her flight from a supernatural man , 122. Again , all the animals give this woman their dressing medicine , 124 ; lastly , she is told how to ...
water to the otters , S 298. All the animals give a woman their speed so that she is swift in her flight from a supernatural man , 122. Again , all the animals give this woman their dressing medicine , 124 ; lastly , she is told how to ...
Strana 247
... Give it to me , bird , give it to me Give it to me , bird , give it to me Give it to me , bird , give it to me I will give you a full barrel of maize I will give you a full barrel of maize . Now , the boy also sang : Save me , bird ...
... Give it to me , bird , give it to me Give it to me , bird , give it to me Give it to me , bird , give it to me I will give you a full barrel of maize I will give you a full barrel of maize . Now , the boy also sang : Save me , bird ...
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