 | Salem Mass, Essex inst - 1884 - 396 sider
...never displeased ; some old men, who assist at the play, become mediators, and determine that the piny is only intended as a recreation, and not as an opportunity of quarrelling." Where the game was played by appointment in response to a challenge, the men and women assembled in... | |
 | Essex Institute - 1886 - 222 sider
...same effect, in the following words : "The players are never displeased ; some old men, who assist at the play, become mediators, and determine that...recreation, and not as an opportunity of quarrelling." Where the game was played by appointment in response to a challenge, the men and women assembled in... | |
 | Stewart Culin - 1975 - 868 sider
...sometimes dislocate their shoulders by it. The players are never displeased : some old men. who assist at the play, become mediators, and determine, that...intended as a recreation, and not as an opportunity of quarreling. The wagers are considerable ; the women bet among themselves. When the players have given... | |
 | 1907 - 946 sider
...sometimes dislocate their shoulders by it. The players are never displeased ; some old men, who assist at the play, become mediators, and determine, that...intended as a recreation, and not as an opportunity of quarreling. The wagers are considerable ; the women bet among themselves. When the players have given... | |
 | Smithsonian Institution. Bureau of American Ethnology - 1907 - 964 sider
...«rEislocate their shoulders by it. The players are never displeased : some old men, •^vho assist at the play, become mediators, and determine, that...intended as a recreation, and not as an opportunity of quarreling. The wagers *are considerable: the women bet among themselves. When the players have given... | |
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The players are never displeased : some old men. who assist at the play, become mediators, and determine, that the play is only intended as a recreation, and not as an opportunity of quarreling. The wagers are considerable ; the women bet among themselves.... 