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[ Sir George Grey once told some Australian natives about the countries within the arctic circle where during part of the year the sun never sets. "Their astonishment now knew no bounds. 'Ah! that must be another sun, not the same as the one we see here,' said an old man; and in spite of all my arguments to the contrary, the others adopted this opinion." Grey's Journals, I. 293, cited in Tylor, Early History of Mankind, p. 301.]
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[ Max Muller, Chips, II. 96.]
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[ Fictions of the Irish Celts, pp. 255-270.]
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[ A corruption of Gaelic bhan a teaigh, "lady of the house.">[
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[ For the analysis of twelve, see my essay on "The Genesis of Language," North American Review, October 1869, p. 320.]