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115dig holes in the ground with dig
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119dark, the omen was evil. On the
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125the plants grow high; by playing
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127plant the first taro in a newly
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129Mabuiag, an island in Torres Str
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131occupation of their lives; who b
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133σῶμα. The Sacred Ploughing
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159have found independent reasons f
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161and honoured as a divine being.
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163the Harvest-mother or the Great
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165water. 446 In various parts of N
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167dead.” 456In some of these cus
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169shearing, 467 and when tillage i
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171in spring.” 472 In the north-e
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173see which would finish reaping f
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175sheaf or digs the last potato is
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177Of choicest flow'rs a garland to
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179bearer is rewarded with a gratui
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181Corn-mother is told that she is
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183preserved in the farmer's parlou
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185sickles at it; when they failed
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187of the Mhaighdean-Bhuana. The in
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189When it was cut the reapers gath
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191“The corn is not allowed to fa
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193seed to very young girls, 532 an
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195to her at the harvest-festival.
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197competition to avoid the Caillea
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201cow in calf, and to horses at th
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245§ 6. The Double Personification
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247seeks to infuse his own vigorous
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249it may be noticed that they invo
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