Ethnology of the Kwakiutl Based On Data Collected By George Hunt
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- Then follows remarks on the taking out of stones from the fire (see ibid. , p. 408).
520 ETHNOLOGY OF THE KWAKIUTL [etii. Axn. 35 50 As soon as she has done so, she takes a large clam-shell | and scrapes up the soil with it, and she puts it over the red-hot | stones; and she only stops doing so when (the soil) is four fingers | thick on top of the red-hot | stones. Then she takes the seaweed and throws 55 it on top of the soil, || and it is of the same thickness as the soil; and she takes | h...emlock-branches and puts them on the seaweed, and she puts them carefully | on top of the seaweed so that none of it shows. | Then she takes the wet leaves and puts them on top of the hemlock- 60 branches, | and these are also four finger-widths thick. || Then she takes the fern-root and puts it among the wet leaves. She | places (the fern-roots) bottom upward, and they are close together. | First they are put on the right-hand side of the hole, turning the face to the | rear of the house. And when they are all in, the woman | takes wet 65 leaves and throws them over the fern-roots; and || these are also the same thickness as the thickness of those underneath the fern-roots, namely, four | finger-widths.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
- Then follows remarks on the taking out of stones from the fire (see ibid. , p. 408).
520 ETHNOLOGY OF THE KWAKIUTL [etii. Axn. 35 50 As soon as she has done so, she takes a large clam-shell | and scrapes up the soil with it, and she puts it over the red-hot | stones; and she only stops doing so when (the soil) is four fingers | thick on top of the red-hot | stones. Then she takes the seaweed and throws 55 it on top of the soil, || and it is of the same thickness as the soil; and she takes | h...emlock-branches and puts them on the seaweed, and she puts them carefully | on top of the seaweed so that none of it shows. | Then she takes the wet leaves and puts them on top of the hemlock- 60 branches, | and these are also four finger-widths thick. || Then she takes the fern-root and puts it among the wet leaves. She | places (the fern-roots) bottom upward, and they are close together. | First they are put on the right-hand side of the hole, turning the face to the | rear of the house. And when they are all in, the woman | takes wet 65 leaves and throws them over the fern-roots; and || these are also the same thickness as the thickness of those underneath the fern-roots, namely, four | finger-widths.
What to read after Ethnology of the Kwakiutl Based On Data Collected By George Hunt?
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