Journal of American Folklore, Svazky 50–51American Folklore Society, 1937 |
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Strana 279
... Mother , mother , I have seen a young man I would like to marry ! ” " Child , if you think so , marry quickly ; but if I were you I would not take this young man . " Mr. Snake courted the girl , they fell in love and got married . Now ...
... Mother , mother , I have seen a young man I would like to marry ! ” " Child , if you think so , marry quickly ; but if I were you I would not take this young man . " Mr. Snake courted the girl , they fell in love and got married . Now ...
Strana 281
... mother sang : Zobangage , save me my life , Zobangage , my child , my life , Zobangage , save me my life ! Mother Snake took a little plait of hair from Jane , turned it into a woman and placed it in front of the little boy : " No , I ...
... mother sang : Zobangage , save me my life , Zobangage , my child , my life , Zobangage , save me my life ! Mother Snake took a little plait of hair from Jane , turned it into a woman and placed it in front of the little boy : " No , I ...
Strana 302
THE DEVIL WIFE1 There was a mother who had a daughter , much courted . She refused many , many youths , one hundred tried in vain ; 2 when she reached the number one hundred and one , the mother told her : 3 " Now , let us speak ...
THE DEVIL WIFE1 There was a mother who had a daughter , much courted . She refused many , many youths , one hundred tried in vain ; 2 when she reached the number one hundred and one , the mother told her : 3 " Now , let us speak ...
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