Journal of American Folklore, Svazky 50–51American Folklore Society, 1937 |
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Strana 66
... head , he tells the chief that he should take a hair from the head of each litigant , and the one that has salt on it be declared that of the owner ( since , presumably , he will have transported his goods on his head ) . Opuro is fined ...
... head , he tells the chief that he should take a hair from the head of each litigant , and the one that has salt on it be declared that of the owner ( since , presumably , he will have transported his goods on his head ) . Opuro is fined ...
Strana 287
... head , took off the tongue and threw it into his macuta . The day must shine , I say the day must shine.1 The Beast answered : I said the day must never shine.1 He flew at John the Fool . This one cut another head and threw the tongue ...
... head , took off the tongue and threw it into his macuta . The day must shine , I say the day must shine.1 The Beast answered : I said the day must never shine.1 He flew at John the Fool . This one cut another head and threw the tongue ...
Strana 359
... head , and only when that was wounded could he be killed , 107. A birdman stuck one of his feathers on his head ; he blows into a tipi as a feather , 112. A man has an ant which was his own body ; a louse from his head speaks for him ...
... head , and only when that was wounded could he be killed , 107. A birdman stuck one of his feathers on his head ; he blows into a tipi as a feather , 112. A man has an ant which was his own body ; a louse from his head speaks for him ...
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