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136 The blood of old Dieri men was thought very effective in instilling courage into younger men.137 The saliva of certain aged Lango was held to be a powerful agent in the healing of diseases.188 The Ashanti grandfather imparted some ...
136 The blood of old Dieri men was thought very effective in instilling courage into younger men.137 The saliva of certain aged Lango was held to be a powerful agent in the healing of diseases.188 The Ashanti grandfather imparted some ...
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hold while the younger one was treated almost like a maid . “ The first wife sits with the husband in the warm sleeping room , while the second works outside in the cold ... prepares the food , and serves it . Sometimes the aged husband ...
hold while the younger one was treated almost like a maid . “ The first wife sits with the husband in the warm sleeping room , while the second works outside in the cold ... prepares the food , and serves it . Sometimes the aged husband ...
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a pressly prevent the younger ones , sometimes , it appears , on the pain of death from marrying at all . ” 30 Mrs. Parker reported of the Euahlayi that it was customary for graybeards to add younger mates to their households , and that ...
a pressly prevent the younger ones , sometimes , it appears , on the pain of death from marrying at all . ” 30 Mrs. Parker reported of the Euahlayi that it was customary for graybeards to add younger mates to their households , and that ...
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