| PAGE
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| Collectanea:—
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| Folk-Tales of the Angāmi Nāgas of Assam, II. J. H. Hutton
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82
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| Folklore of the Waldenses Valley. Ethel Hargrove
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88
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| Folklore Notes from South-East Australia. Wilton Hack
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90
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| Offering of a Wax Figure with an English Arrow at Boulogne. A. B. Gomme
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92
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| North China: Surgical Operations. Nursing Times, 24th February, 1912
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92
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| Listener to the Dead. W. Crooke
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93
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| Scottish Folklore. The Reminiscences of Lady Wake
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93
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| Worcestershire Folklore. M. L. Stanton, J. B. Partridge, and F. S. Potter
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94
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| Scraps of Folklore collected by John Philipps Emslie. C. S. Burne
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153
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| Folklore of the War
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171
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| Some Nature Myths from Samoa. G. Brown, D.D.
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172
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| Folk Tales from Co. Mayo, Ireland. L. McManus
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182
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| Notes on Guernsey Folklore. Christine Ozanne
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195
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| Gulliver among the Lilliputians in the Twelfth Century, and the Tale of the Dog-headed Men. M. Gaster
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202
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| Burning the Yule Log in Montenegro. M. Edith Durham
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207
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| Notes on Scottish Folklore. G. A. Lebour
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208
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| Folklore Scraps—England. E. H. and H. J. Rose
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210
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| Lancashire Folklore. J. B. Partridge
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211
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| Wiltshire Folklore. J. B. Partridge
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211
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| Folklore from Durham. J. B. Partridge
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212
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| Baptism Folklore. Ronald Burn
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213
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| Goats and Cattle. J. T. Fowler
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213
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| Welsh Folklore. The Gloucestershire Echo, 14th October, 1914
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213
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| An Animal Belief. P. J. Heather
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214
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| Roumanian Folk Tales. Frances Browne
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296, 389
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| Bringing in the Fly. Percy Manning
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400
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| Notes on Spanish Amulets. Fourth Series. W. L. Hildburgh
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404
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| Folk Tales from Malabar. F. Fawcett
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417
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| Correspondence:—
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| The Death Coach. J. E. Harrison and M. E. Murray
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98
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| Gypsy Carol. E. M. Leather
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99
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