Journal of American Folklore, Svazky 50–51American Folklore Society, 1937 |
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... sing Little Dog songs , 199 . An eloped couple returning to the main camp recognize the Crow when they hear the Foxes and Lumpwoods singing , 263. One day the Lumpwoods had a dance , 298 . There are two instances where men seek death ...
... sing Little Dog songs , 199 . An eloped couple returning to the main camp recognize the Crow when they hear the Foxes and Lumpwoods singing , 263. One day the Lumpwoods had a dance , 298 . There are two instances where men seek death ...
Strana 385
... sing glad - songs , 252. A man sings glad - songs when a woman he wishes to marry returns from captivity , 269. An old woman goes through camp singing glad - songs , then the returned war party runs through camp , 244. The Feaster sings ...
... sing glad - songs , 252. A man sings glad - songs when a woman he wishes to marry returns from captivity , 269. An old woman goes through camp singing glad - songs , then the returned war party runs through camp , 244. The Feaster sings ...
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THREE SHIPS . Aunt Mary Hall led the singing of this carol preceding the performance of the mummers ' play on Christmas ... singing in the choir . The holly bears a berry As red as any blood , And Mary bore sweet Jesus To do poor sinners ...
THREE SHIPS . Aunt Mary Hall led the singing of this carol preceding the performance of the mummers ' play on Christmas ... singing in the choir . The holly bears a berry As red as any blood , And Mary bore sweet Jesus To do poor sinners ...
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