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Page 77
Spirits of Deceased Persons passing into Birds and Inanimate Objects . — Spirits of deceased persons are some times believed to pass into birds and inanimate objects , In the story entitled : “ The Diving Woman of Oiso Bay .
Spirits of Deceased Persons passing into Birds and Inanimate Objects . — Spirits of deceased persons are some times believed to pass into birds and inanimate objects , In the story entitled : “ The Diving Woman of Oiso Bay .
Page 83
... which is to the effect that His Deityship used to go to Cape Miho ( Mionoseki ) to pursue birds and catch fish and , for other reasons also , used to absent himself from home at night ; but he had to return home before dawn .
... which is to the effect that His Deityship used to go to Cape Miho ( Mionoseki ) to pursue birds and catch fish and , for other reasons also , used to absent himself from home at night ; but he had to return home before dawn .
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Consequently , nobody ever injures or terrifies these birds , at least in the neighbourhood of Oba . * Tree - Cult of the Japs.- Many fine trees , such as the splendid cryptomeria , camphor and camellia , which grow to the size of ...
Consequently , nobody ever injures or terrifies these birds , at least in the neighbourhood of Oba . * Tree - Cult of the Japs.- Many fine trees , such as the splendid cryptomeria , camphor and camellia , which grow to the size of ...
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The Blue Bird by Maurice Maeterlinck . Methuen and Co. , Ld . The Life of John Ruskin by IV , G. Collingwood . Methuen and Co. , Ld . Royal Leaves by d . S. Hussain , B.A. The A. L. IVool - NIodelling by Alice S. Garside ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ...
The Blue Bird by Maurice Maeterlinck . Methuen and Co. , Ld . The Life of John Ruskin by IV , G. Collingwood . Methuen and Co. , Ld . Royal Leaves by d . S. Hussain , B.A. The A. L. IVool - NIodelling by Alice S. Garside ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ...
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THE HE Philosopher was having his chhoti haziri with the Girl on the west verandah when he remarked , Have you ever thought that the birds have social strata quite as marked , and class characteristics quite as distinctive as our own ?
THE HE Philosopher was having his chhoti haziri with the Girl on the west verandah when he remarked , Have you ever thought that the birds have social strata quite as marked , and class characteristics quite as distinctive as our own ?
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