omen to draw attention to its source of origin. Woo., Goa. Fig. 124. Child—one’s own flesh and blood: mother-in-law.—The closed hand and thumb tapping upon the forehead, the ides 2a of “ think-all-the-same” in the ease of one’schild; its interpre tation for one’s mother-in-law was not obtainable. P…
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omen to draw attention to its source of origin. Woo., Goa. Fig. 124. Child—one’s own flesh and blood: mother-in-law.—The closed hand and thumb tapping upon the forehead, the ides 2a of “ think-all-the-same” in the ease of one’schild; its interpre tation for one’s mother-in-law was not obtainable. P.P., (Bo.), Ula., (Kal.), (Mit.). Fig. 125. Doe tor, $c.—The medicine-man, &¢., is in the act of “ pointing” the dreaded “bone ”-apparatus held between the thumb and forefinger (sect. 264). P.P., Bo., Und., (Kal.), (Mit.). Fig. 126. Doctor, §c.—The mouth being well opened, the baek of the tongue is touched with the forefinger. This.
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