The Religious Practices of the Diegueo Indians volume 1
The Religious Practices of the Diegueo Indians volume 1
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The dust by this time rose steadily from the feet of the old men as they shuffled backwards and forwards.
There seemed to be no rule governing the number of times the words of each song were repeated. The men joined in certain parts of every song, singing in a very jerky and energetic fashion. In fact, they exclaimed rather than sang. When they were not singing, they grunted in unison in time to the music.
322 University of California Publications in Am. Arch, and Ethn. [Vol. 8 During the eight...h or ninth song, the men faced to the left, that is toward the west, and began to dance in a large circle. The danc- ing step consisted of two jumps, followed by a stride. After com- pleting the circle they always formed a stationary group in front of the women, stamping hard and grunting. At places in every song during the latter half of the HoRLoi dance, marked by a sudden rise in the pitch of the music, the men all raised and shook first their right hands and then their left, their fists being closed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The dust by this time rose steadily from the feet of the old men as they shuffled backwards and forwards.
There seemed to be no rule governing the number of times the words of each song were repeated. The men joined in certain parts of every song, singing in a very jerky and energetic fashion. In fact, they exclaimed rather than sang. When they were not singing, they grunted in unison in time to the music.
322 University of California Publications in Am. Arch, and Ethn. [Vol. 8 During the eight...h or ninth song, the men faced to the left, that is toward the west, and began to dance in a large circle. The danc- ing step consisted of two jumps, followed by a stride. After com- pleting the circle they always formed a stationary group in front of the women, stamping hard and grunting. At places in every song during the latter half of the HoRLoi dance, marked by a sudden rise in the pitch of the music, the men all raised and shook first their right hands and then their left, their fists being closed.
What to read after The Religious Practices of the Diegueo Indians volume 1?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by T T Thomas Talbot Waterman to read onlineMoreLess
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