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... ceremony . While no one approached the shrine of St. Anne on their knees , which had been a feature of ear- lier ceremonies ( Vernon 1903 : 112-114 ) , my Micmac companions spoke of individuals who in the past had approached St. Anne in ...
... ceremony . While no one approached the shrine of St. Anne on their knees , which had been a feature of ear- lier ceremonies ( Vernon 1903 : 112-114 ) , my Micmac companions spoke of individuals who in the past had approached St. Anne in ...
Page 51
... ceremony the body of the dancer is impervious to a musket - ball ; but woe betide the audacious wight who might ... ceremony is considerably older . The first instances of Native reverence for St. Anne , however , should not be confused ...
... ceremony the body of the dancer is impervious to a musket - ball ; but woe betide the audacious wight who might ... ceremony is considerably older . The first instances of Native reverence for St. Anne , however , should not be confused ...
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... ceremony , annually observed by the Delawares in late September and early October . Such hunters would have departed on the fourth day and returned to the Big House about the seventh day of the ceremony ( Prewitt 1981 ) . The only other ...
... ceremony , annually observed by the Delawares in late September and early October . Such hunters would have departed on the fourth day and returned to the Big House about the seventh day of the ceremony ( Prewitt 1981 ) . The only other ...
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