Indian Fairy Tales, IV. Punchkin., sentence 14

But the most cursory examination of the sets of tales containing these incidents in Mr. Frazer's analyses shows that many, indeed the majority, of these tales cannot be independent of one another; for they contain not alone the incident of an external materialised soul, but the further point that this is contained in something else, which is enclosed in another thing, which is again surrounded by a wrapper.

Who acts: tales, cursory examination, further point, wrapper, Frazer · What happens: contain, show, not be, not contain, materialise, enclose · To what, where: incidents, analyses, majority, incident, this, something

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