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... woman's abdomen , and as soon as it was born reached under the coverings and got it . It was ... wife cut the umbilical cord immediately , but formerly she did not tie it ... seclusion for five days after the WISHRAM BIRTH AND OBSTETRICS 431.
... woman's abdomen , and as soon as it was born reached under the coverings and got it . It was ... wife cut the umbilical cord immediately , but formerly she did not tie it ... seclusion for five days after the WISHRAM BIRTH AND OBSTETRICS 431.
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... woman's stomach and press toward her heart , swelling her stomach and killing her ... seclusion is also squatting or sitting , while in the area of pit - roasting ... wife is a professional ( Elmendorf 1960 : 414 ) as are those of the Qui ...
... woman's stomach and press toward her heart , swelling her stomach and killing her ... seclusion is also squatting or sitting , while in the area of pit - roasting ... wife is a professional ( Elmendorf 1960 : 414 ) as are those of the Qui ...
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... ( wives , mothers , sisters ) may be as important as ties through men when it ... wife ; religious commands to respect and love his wife ; the de- fense and ... seclusion patterns . Nowa- days its women wear Western dress , although not ...
... ( wives , mothers , sisters ) may be as important as ties through men when it ... wife ; religious commands to respect and love his wife ; the de- fense and ... seclusion patterns . Nowa- days its women wear Western dress , although not ...
Contents
Volume XIX Number | 1 |
MAYORUNA PANOAN KINSHIP I | 11 |
THE MANIPULATION OF KPELLE SOCIAL | 29 |
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