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in some parts of122
for the purpose of118
at the end of112
on the other hand103
is said to have103
in the form of100
the name of the98
the end of the98
it is said that90
at the same time87
said to have been82
the form of a78
we have seen that76
in the course of73
the rest of the73
as we have seen70
is said to be69
it is believed that69
of the nineteenth century68
of girls at puberty68
the head of the66
appears to have been66
seclusion of girls at65
in the shape of64
the middle of the63
the king of the63
by the friction of61
the death of the60
on the eve of60
in front of the60
by the name of59
the top of the59
is supposed to be58
the beginning of the57
on the top of55
the spirit of the53
in many parts of53
in the case of53
king of the wood53
in the neighbourhood of53
the soul of the52
one of the most52
as soon as the50
for the sake of50
from house to house50
is believed to be49
the last sheaf is48
the souls of the47
in order that the47
in the middle of46
by means of a46
the midsummer fires in45
at the beginning of45
on the first sunday44
the shape of a43
the body of the42
in the belief that41
at the present day41
the course of the40
the time of the40
so long as the39
we are told that39
the isle of man39
the floor of the39
from time to time39
are said to be39
seems to have been37
the foot of the37
first sunday in lent37
in the midst of37
the first of may37
the first sunday in37
indians of british columbia36
for the first time36
the growth of the36
at the time of36
the friction of wood36
at puberty among the36
girls at puberty among36
in the island of35
to have been the35
on the first of35
in the north of35
at the foot of35
the life of the34
in the habit of34
a few years ago34
seem to have been33
of the same sort33
the end of a33
we may conjecture that32
in honour of the32
the origin of the32
under the name of32
the ashes of the32
in various parts of31
among the indians of31
the blood of the31
to the top of31
the flesh of the31
the fruits of the31
of one of the31
the close of the31
in a state of31
in the isle of30
the north of england30
at the head of30
the part of the30
in the month of30
fruits of the earth30
for a long time29
the top of a29
the names of the29
as well as the29
of the eighteenth century29
some parts of the29
the eve of st29
the highlands of scotland28
are supposed to be28
the head of a28
at the top of28
the power of the28
the last day of28
in the same way28
in the character of27
to the house of27
in the name of27
the whole of the27
the master of the27
as a means of27
in the district of27
the mouth of the27
in the highlands of27
at the close of27
in the first place27
the house of the26
the mother of the26
on the evening of26
a girl at puberty26
the festival of the26
gives the last stroke26
it was believed that26
of the king of25
who gives the last25
is one of the25
for the good of25
to be found in25
one after the other25
the spirit of vegetation25
the influence of the25
to touch the ground25
it is thought that25
it used to be25
of the yule log25
is regarded as a25
on the last day25
in days gone by25
on account of the24
it appears that the24
in the last sheaf24
the representative of the24
to have been a24
the killing of the24
on the morning of24
on the one hand24
representative of the corn24
are said to have24
into the hands of24
from door to door24
the god of the24
the day of the24
in the parish of24
in some of the24
member of the family24
for the same purpose23
goes by the name23
parts of the world23
have been known to23
the use of the23
girls at puberty in23
in spite of the23
about the middle of23
was supposed to be23
who cuts the last23
was said to have23
the edge of the22
for the same reason22
the yule log in22
in the act of22
the back of the22
the owner of the22
the course of nature22
the fertility of the22
the name of a22
the first day of22
the worship of the22
the side of the22
the eve of may22
homoeopathic or imitative magic21
the people of the21
growth of the crops21
the king and queen21
the death of a21
in the time of21
the door of the21
appear to have been21
in the reign of21
the custom of kindling21
it has been suggested21
the belief that the21
have seen that in21
at the bottom of21
in one of the21
which is supposed to21
spirit of the corn20
the remains of the20
of the spirit of20
the body of a20
death and resurrection of20
the case of the20
it is recorded by20
in other parts of20
or used to be20
souls of the dead20
the nature of the20
on the principles of20
eve of may day20
the custom of the20
a personification of the20
the banks of the20
on the principle of20
the object of the20
the hands of the19
is by no means19
the sins of the19
not touch the ground19
binds the last sheaf19
as a representative of19
in one of his19
as if they were19
the direction of the19
on the floor of19
the existence of the19
man who gives the19
half of the nineteenth19
the last handful of19
the midst of the19
seclusion of menstruous women19
this is supposed to19
that is to say19
by means of the19
master of the house19
of the last sheaf19
a representative of the19
the man who gives19
by the side of19
it is said to18
out of the village18
the last stroke at18
last stroke at threshing18
have seen that the18
as soon as he18
to see the sun18
king and queen of18
is believed that the18
the sign of the18
that one of the18
as it is called18
and the evolution of18
in the centre of18
on the day of18
many parts of the18
the image of the18
went by the name18
the bottom of the18
on the other side18
as in the case18
for the most part18
the centre of the18
the first sunday of18
touch the ground with17
to the west of17
a sign that the17
of the sixteenth century17
with the blood of17
in the person of17
a member of the17
are believed to be17
as a matter of17
there can be no17
the manner in which17
if i am right17
of the name of17
in the hope that17
of the house of17
but it is not17
at the festival of17
the day on which17
in the direction of17
in order that they17
are supposed to have17
after the death of17
part of this work17
supposed to be a17
was one of the17
the character of the17
the first half of17
in the history of17
be found in the17
with a piece of17
it is regarded as17
a hole in the17
with regard to the17
to the end of17
out of the house17
it is a sign17
set fire to the17
the spirits of the17
no other than the16
first half of the16
last sheaf is called16
the ghost of the16
is a sign of16
last day of the16
of the anthropological institute16
in favour of the16
art and the evolution16
in the presence of16
would seem to have16
from head to foot16
first sunday of lent16
in connection with the16
of the custom of16
the women of the16
the first of november16
at the moment when16
to be able to16
of the middle ages16
it is to be16
the magic art and16
journal of the anthropological16
at the time when16
and the rest of16
the time when the16
made out of the16
tells us that the16
on the banks of16
the surface of the16
is said that the16
as well as to16
in the department of16
magic art and the16
who binds the last16
the people believe that16
between heaven and earth16
the evolution of kings16
the inhabitants of the16
we may infer that16
the figure of a16
kindled by the friction16
middle of the nineteenth16
in the minds of16
the death and resurrection16
the scene of the16
a piece of the16
on one of the15
up and down the15
they say that the15
among the tribes of15
a small quantity of15
menstruous women among the15
the resurrection of the15
and as soon as15
in the open air15
the custom of killing15
of menstruous women among15
may not touch the15
the way in which15
to suppose that the15
bound up with the15
popular antiquities of great15
the history of the15
one of the men15
all the fires in15
the person who cuts15
to the effect that15
was supposed to have15
and seclusion of menstruous15
which are supposed to15
allowed to touch the15
to drive away the15
early part of the15
is confirmed by the15
which is said to15
as well as of15
on the same day15
in the likeness of15
of kindling the need15
on the first day15
on the coast of15
in the church of15
the eyes of the15
as soon as they15
to get rid of15
it is necessary to15
of the last century15
the early part of15
as well as in15
the man of science15
dread and seclusion of15
antiquities of great britain15
from place to place15
sheaf is called the14
by contact with the14
the burning of judas14
in some places the14
believed to be the14
with that of the14
part of the nineteenth14
can hardly doubt that14
in procession to the14
in the bellary district14
to account for the14
on the occasion of14
in the usual way14
for a similar reason14
we need not wonder14
down to recent years14
the soul of a14
the goddess of the14
a corner of the14
the birth of a14
the life of a14
as far as the14
tribes of south africa14
day of the year14
the depths of the14
indians of north america14
the principle of homoeopathic14
in order to be14
the woman who binds14
according to the crop14
the fires in the14
to touch the earth14
the evening of the14
out of the water14
so long as he14
as a cure for14
in the way of14
we can hardly doubt14
of the green wolf14
on the following day14
the south arcot district14
it is well known14
other parts of the14
there is a belief14
in a note on14
the spot where the14
the face of the14
the good of the13
in the light of13
of fire and water13
to that of the13
thompson indians of british13
the life of man13
the light of the13
seems to be that13
front of the house13
down to about the13
is known as the13
on the part of13
the cause of the13
formed part of the13
is thought to be13
may be said to13
the sun to shine13
an embodiment of the13
grow as high as13
mixed with the seed13
floor of the hawaiians13
in the telugu country13
the thompson indians of13
may be called the13
or at all events13
it was thought that13
mode of kindling the13
contact with the ground13
in the county of13
the eve of the13
to keep off the13
the members of the13
the valley of the13
the performance of the13
be put to death13
early in the morning13
as well as a13
the lord of the13
to show that the13
the roof of the13
supposed to be the13
the custom of lighting13
highlands and islands of13
it is noted by13
the belief in the13
the position of the13
is supposed to have13
of the cuddapah district13
supposed to have been13
at the back of13
is a belief that13
and islands of scotland13
for a whole year13
as a protection against13
were supposed to be13
in the sixteenth century13
as if it were13
the heart of the13
by one of the13
a portion of the13
that the soul of13
the latter part of13
of the seventeenth century13
the blood of a13
is placed on the13
the ground with his13
towards the end of13
is a sign that13
last handful of corn13
according to another account13
the place where the13
of notes and queries13
manual of the cuddapah13
the yule log is12
of the new year12
the moment when the12
was said to be12
et traditions des provinces12
woman who binds the12
correspondent of notes and12
was thought to be12
end of the eighteenth12
the man who cuts12
of carrying out death12
in order to keep12
the case of a12
down to modern times12
in the days of12
among some of the12
are not allowed to12
the indians of the12
we have already seen12
he is said to12
a belief that the12
names of the dead12
of the wood at12
traditions des provinces de12
many parts of europe12
des provinces de france12
of the human race12
an earlier part of12
that he was a12
and one of the12
for the rest of12
at the hands of12
the highlands and islands12
of the godavari district12
course of the year12
two pieces of wood12
at the same moment12
in the valley of12
the commencement of the12
on the shoulders of12
the analogy of the12
in the hands of12
it was the custom12
the skin of the12
to the influence of12
and a piece of12
a branch of the12
notes on the folk12
forbidden to touch the12
as soon as it12
first day of the12
burnt in the fire12
in a corner of12
set up in the12
the birth of the12
was believed to be12
promote the growth of12
on the point of12
that the spirit of12
in an earlier part12
floor of the strangers12
out of the last12
may be regarded as12
is not allowed to12
the house of a12
a correspondent of notes12
representative of the tree12
on the ground and12
of a woman who12
in the same manner12
embodiment of the corn12
of the evil eye12
cuts the last corn12
it may be added12
the friction of two12
it is true that12
that it would be12
seasons of the year12
in some villages of12
the smoke and flames12
we have still to12
the fire on the12
may conjecture that the12
not allowed to touch12
according to one account12
is believed that a12
earlier part of this12
in order that he12
the truth of the12
in the opinion of12
they are said to11
as it was called11
of the earth and11
the meaning of the11
and other parts of11
we may suppose that11
day of the festival11
believed to be a11
on the ground that11
people believe that the11
over the glowing embers11
in the olden time11
the son of a11
tells us that in11
a writer of the11
for the benefit of11
the presence of the11
on the ground of11
in the early part11
in the west of11
through the smoke and11
at the door of11
god of the oak11
of the origin of11
in the body of11
on the head of11
the women and girls11
the greater part of11
it is supposed that11
a belief in the11
the view that the11
the date of the11
the spirit of a11
the ghosts of the11
it is customary to11
set apart for the11
in the hope of11
as an offering to11
in the highlands and11
for two or three11
the course of a11
the fate of the11
man who cuts the11
of the human mind11
the seclusion of girls11
under the influence of11
and at the same11
it would seem that11
as a sort of11
of the united states11
in point of fact11
at the death of11
of the corn and11
the fruitfulness of the11
the last corn cut11
fastened to the top11
parts of the country11
of a man who11
that it was a11
if it does not11
the brink of the11
the feast of the11
during the period of11
part of the ceremony11
in the province of11
come to life again11
it is a common11
for a like reason11
it may be remembered11
said to be the11
like that of the11
was put to death11
over the midsummer bonfire11
various parts of europe11
is furnished by the11
as i have already11
of one of these11
it may be noted11
a part of the11
the external soul in11
when a woman is11
in the mind of11
of the family of11
were not allowed to11
order that they may11
bonfires on the first11
it has been customary11
mouth of the crater11
on the ground in11
the conception of the11
they think that the11
have the power of11
and so long as11
the morning of the11
the new fire and11
the custom of carrying11
the welfare of the11
that the souls of11
of homoeopathic or imitative11
of the gran chaco11
bore the name of11
if that was so11
the result of the10
in course of time10
so long as they10
i am informed by10
the mind of the10
known to have been10
for the safety of10
the minds of the10
the west of england10
in like manner the10
story is told of10
it is in the10
the dead body of10
perils of the soul10
may be gathered from10
they think that if10
in the following manner10
a man who has10
fires in the village10
the rest of his10
of the worship of10
thus we are told10
in time of drought10
the region of the10
the likeness of a10
in the eyes of10
in the south of10
of the madura district10
one of their number10
on the back of10
used to be observed10
end of the year10
the story of the10
a certain number of10
by the light of10
in some places they10
the age of the10
the appearance of a10
one or other of10
the state of the10
and it would be10
and for the same10
not see the sun10
a man of science10
cochin tribes and castes10
custom of killing the10
mother of the gods10
go from house to10
representative of the god10
die within the year10
in the old days10
it may not be10
the direction in which10
sacrifices were offered to10
house in the village10
in the power of10
as an embodiment of10
from the blood of10
is reported to have10
the express purpose of10
to the time of10
may have been the10
the church of the10
of the view that10
in the coming year10
so long as it10
all the rest of10
on the following morning10
the burning of the10
in the middle ages10
beitrag zur deutschen mythologie10
the sacrifice of a10
as a preparation for10
it is supposed to10
the inside of the10
for the use of10
the effigy of death10
reported to have been10
was known as the10
of the man who10
at the moment of10
the earth and the10
it is called the10
and thrown into the10
with the exception of10
is well known that10
the mode of kindling10
is bound up with10
gazetteer of the vizagapatam10
the first of the10
as far as possible10
in our own country10
of the nature of10
the people think that10
of two pieces of10
are placed in a10
the perils of the10
the arrival of the10
the mode in which10
the colour of the10
as a remedy for10
it is probable that10
manner in which the10
said to be a10
it is obvious that10
day of the moon10
personification of the corn10
may have been a10
are to be found10
for the express purpose10
can be no doubt10
soul of the rice10
in order to drive10
in the existence of10
the figure of death10
it may be said10
as a sign that10
fall to the ground10
thrown into the fire10
the title of king10
shut up in a10
the time of her10
be that as it10
the wood at nemi10
used to be the10
mythes et traditions des10
by the aid of10
that the king of10
members of the family10
very early in the10
and the man who10
as a charm to10
the religion of the10
the yule log was10
that as it may10
custom of kindling bonfires10
various parts of the10
is about to be10
the man who was10
of the vizagapatam district10
of the county of10
to the present day10
rays of the sun10
every house in the10
he tells us that10
out of the way10
the nineteenth century the10
in order to ensure10
was no other than10
the title of the10
the last corn is10
of the power of10
in so far as10
as soon as a10
into contact with the10
into the depths of10
that the custom of10
the men of the10
her lament is for9
a god of vegetation9
to be endowed with9
from the earliest times9
young men and maidens9
thresher of the last9
of the island of9
stroke at threshing is9
the shape of the9
the fourth sunday in9
to bring good luck9
to be buried in9
in order to preserve9
fall into the hands9
who was last married9
set it on fire9
the temple of the9
the character of a9
may be thought to9
under pain of death9
is not to be9
the belief that this9
aus dem herzogthum oldenburg9
and to have been9
the family of the9
be buried in the9
it is the custom9
the priest of aricia9
the form of the9
they were supposed to9
thus in some parts9
as if he were9
the identification of the9
american museum of natural9
with some of the9
down to the present9
custom of carrying lighted9
in the cuddapah district9
out of the window9
of the house and9
in a great measure9
an abundant supply of9
the hand of the9
about the beginning of9
are told that the9
und sagen aus dem9
a charm to ensure9
a woman is in9
up with that of9
the science of chemistry9
the contents of the9
indians of the gran9
a god of the9
played the part of9
second sight in the9
in the trichinopoly district9
for the time being9
the cutting of the9
water as well as9
bore the title of9
of the south arcot9
the idea of the9
and second sight in9
spirits of the corn9
on a certain day9
of the last corn9
in a piece of9
on the side of9
as we learn from9
to burn the witches9
the inmates of the9
the cattle are driven9
were believed to be9
to promote the growth9
the theory of the9
gazetteer of the south9
at the battle of9
on the night of9
the appearance of the9
in some districts of9
married within the year9
at the age of9
they are supposed to9
fourth sunday in lent9
image of the goddess9
was found to be9
the seat of the9
every year on the9
of the young men9
to be observed by9
to be in the9
aberglaube und sagen aus9
the middle of a9
the heat of the9
statistical account of scotland9
in the eighteenth century9
this view of the9
tribes of central australia9
is to be found9
the nativity of the9
gave birth to a9
fire by the friction9
in the tamil country9
as a personification of9
midsummer customs in morocco9
in the efficacy of9
of the american museum9
is still kept up9
which used to be9
shut up in the9
it appears to be9
the ceremony of the9
the gardens of adonis9
different parts of the9
it may have been9
and it is said9
the story goes that9
on the th of9
the site of the9
once upon a time9
if they did so9
to death at the9
of death and resurrection9
part of the house9
the doctrine of the9
that the death of9
marry within the year9
in regard to the9
girl at puberty is9
that he had been9
the cochin tribes and9
one of the family9
who is supposed to9
that there is a9
a man of the9
spirit or spirit of9
has given rise to9
recorded by bishop whitehead9
what may be called9
the north american indians9
way in which the9
been in the habit9
by the sacrifice of9
used to be customary9
will be sure to9
put on the fire9
call out to the9
at the temple of9
the ceremony is over9
a deity of vegetation9
of the earl of9
that they may be9
the american museum of9
and placed on the9
direction in which the9
the efficacy of the9
the rays of the9
the period of the9
century before our era9
get rid of the9
thrown into the air9
the signal for the9
the gate of the9
it is easy to9
of the new fire9
top of the hill9
sagen aus dem herzogthum9
are in the habit9
a woman in her9
the sight of the9
witchcraft and second sight9
in some places it9
or spirit of vegetation9
spirit of vegetation in9
in such a way9
when a man is9
as a god of9
for the cure of9
supposed to possess the9
to partake of the9
the hands of a9
the sound of the9
fell to the ground9
to the music of9
that it was the9
of demeter and persephone9
sight in the highlands9
the walls of the9
latter part of the9
the foot of a9
of the present century9
the author of the9
it may be called9
on the subject of9
to indicate that the9
to the middle of9
of man and beast9
of the same kind9
beginning of the nineteenth9
on the last waggon9
of the british association9
the side of a9
is said that he9
current in the neighbourhood9
lore of the north9
may seem to us9
puberty among the indians9
the beginning of a9
and in the evening8
corn and of the8
it will not be8
the opinion of the8
it seems to me8
mention the name of8
that it was not8
in order to make8
eat the flesh of8
from one of the8
museum of natural history8
on the death of8
as high as the8
is supported by the8
for a similar purpose8
face of the earth8
the same time the8
at the village of8
bound up with that8
the legs of the8
may well have been8
the solar theory of8
theory of the fire8
as high as they8
of the ceremony is8
she may not touch8
at the doors of8
the heart of a8
god of the sky8
in the next place8
need not wonder that8
was regarded as an8
the name of his8
the lighting of the8
on the west coast8
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