Macedonian FolkloreAt the University Press, 1903 - 372 sider |
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... perceived that Kyr Liatsos actually wore round his fez a black crape band which had not yet had time to turn green . I sympathized with the lady for an instant . But the next moment I was completely reassured by her 4 Macedonian Folklore.
... perceived that Kyr Liatsos actually wore round his fez a black crape band which had not yet had time to turn green . I sympathized with the lady for an instant . But the next moment I was completely reassured by her 4 Macedonian Folklore.
Side 17
... turn this cir- cumstance to account and delight in teasing the unfortunate charcoal - burners by shouting cuckoo ! cuckoo ! after them . The bird is also credited with a malicious sense of humour , and in order to escape from its ...
... turn this cir- cumstance to account and delight in teasing the unfortunate charcoal - burners by shouting cuckoo ! cuckoo ! after them . The bird is also credited with a malicious sense of humour , and in order to escape from its ...
Side 28
... turn out armed , " hitting the air with their spears and saying that they were expelling the foreign gods . " Hdt . 1. 172 . 4 Tylor , Primitive Culture , vol . 1. p . 73 . In the evening of Cheese - Sunday it is the 28 Macedonian Folklore.
... turn out armed , " hitting the air with their spears and saying that they were expelling the foreign gods . " Hdt . 1. 172 . 4 Tylor , Primitive Culture , vol . 1. p . 73 . In the evening of Cheese - Sunday it is the 28 Macedonian Folklore.
Side 30
... turns . Their struggles and failures naturally cause much jollity and the game soon gets exciting . This amusement is succeeded by songs sung round the table and sometimes by dancing . A quaint superstition attached to the proceedings ...
... turns . Their struggles and failures naturally cause much jollity and the game soon gets exciting . This amusement is succeeded by songs sung round the table and sometimes by dancing . A quaint superstition attached to the proceedings ...
Side 35
... turn grey . Easter Sunday ( Πάσχα , Πασχαλιά , οι Λαμπρή , “ Bright ” ) . This last name corresponds to the Russian Svyetlaya and may be compared with our own Easter , ' both of which appellations suggest brightness . The Resurrection ...
... turn grey . Easter Sunday ( Πάσχα , Πασχαλιά , οι Λαμπρή , “ Bright ” ) . This last name corresponds to the Russian Svyetlaya and may be compared with our own Easter , ' both of which appellations suggest brightness . The Resurrection ...
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Side 96 - My people ask counsel at their stocks, and their staff declareth unto them: for the spirit of whoredoms hath caused them to err, and they have gone a whoring from under their God.
Side 235 - When Jesus saw that the people came running together, he rebuked the foul spirit, saying unto him, Thou dumb and deaf spirit, I charge thee, come out of him, and enter no more into him.
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