The Science of FolkloreBarnes & Noble, 1962 - 344 стор. |
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... French , which in turn acquired the meaning it now has in French folk - lore under the influence of the German Motiv . There is no reason why the English motive should not be capable of the same extension of meaning as the French motif ...
... French , which in turn acquired the meaning it now has in French folk - lore under the influence of the German Motiv . There is no reason why the English motive should not be capable of the same extension of meaning as the French motif ...
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... French epic poem , preserved only in fragments , we witness a genuine Norman invasion in the region called Pontieu , in Northern France . The leaders are true to type , an old sea - wolf , called Gormond , a fairly common Norse name of ...
... French epic poem , preserved only in fragments , we witness a genuine Norman invasion in the region called Pontieu , in Northern France . The leaders are true to type , an old sea - wolf , called Gormond , a fairly common Norse name of ...
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... French , German , English , and Scandin- avian proverbs are visibly translations from the Latin . In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries , when French influence predominated in Europe , French proverbs , or rather the French form ...
... French , German , English , and Scandin- avian proverbs are visibly translations from the Latin . In the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries , when French influence predominated in Europe , French proverbs , or rather the French form ...
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