The Science of FolkloreBarnes & Noble, 1962 - 344 стор. |
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... practice of the night visit , the kiltgang . This practice , still in vogue in the Swiss and Tyrolese Alps , implies the visit of the lover , by night , to the house of the beloved . The Church has frowned upon the custom as it has ...
... practice of the night visit , the kiltgang . This practice , still in vogue in the Swiss and Tyrolese Alps , implies the visit of the lover , by night , to the house of the beloved . The Church has frowned upon the custom as it has ...
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... practice . A peasant may hold a certain belief and even communicate it , with the greatest frankness , to the collector . Yet when it comes to practising the corresponding rite , matters are quite different . For one thing , the great ...
... practice . A peasant may hold a certain belief and even communicate it , with the greatest frankness , to the collector . Yet when it comes to practising the corresponding rite , matters are quite different . For one thing , the great ...
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... practice of incubation flour- ished in the Christian church as it had in the pagan temple . Nor is this example an isolated case . It is curious to note in this connexion how the practice of incubation helped to develop a Christian ...
... practice of incubation flour- ished in the Christian church as it had in the pagan temple . Nor is this example an isolated case . It is curious to note in this connexion how the practice of incubation helped to develop a Christian ...
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