Journal of American Folklore, Svazky 50–51American Folklore Society, 1937 |
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Strana 81
... HUNTER AS REFEREE : HOW DESIRE FOR WOMAN CAME INTO THE WORLD A hunter goes to the bush to hunt , but , as he lies in wait for his prey , Tiger ( Leopard ) and Serpent come . He is afraid , but Serpent , who knows what is in the hunter's ...
... HUNTER AS REFEREE : HOW DESIRE FOR WOMAN CAME INTO THE WORLD A hunter goes to the bush to hunt , but , as he lies in wait for his prey , Tiger ( Leopard ) and Serpent come . He is afraid , but Serpent , who knows what is in the hunter's ...
Strana 82
speak hunter dat , " When you sleep , bring your head in de front on outside . " Hunter t'ink dat , " He want me to bring my head out , an ' he come kili me . " Inini de , he say , " Hunter , what you t'ink , I hear . I no go do you not ...
speak hunter dat , " When you sleep , bring your head in de front on outside . " Hunter t'ink dat , " He want me to bring my head out , an ' he come kili me . " Inini de , he say , " Hunter , what you t'ink , I hear . I no go do you not ...
Strana 98
... hunter to follow them , and the hunter picked up the gold . The spirit had tabooed drinking for the hunter . The man heard some fowl quarrelling and listened to the cock swear an oath he would never " marry his wife again " ; he learned ...
... hunter to follow them , and the hunter picked up the gold . The spirit had tabooed drinking for the hunter . The man heard some fowl quarrelling and listened to the cock swear an oath he would never " marry his wife again " ; he learned ...
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