Some Characteristics of Irish Folklore. D. H. Moutray Read
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250
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Three Lives of Saints: their bearing on Folklore. P. J. Heather
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279
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IV.—(December, 1916.)
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Minutes of Meetings: 15th November, 1916
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349
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The Magical and Ceremonial Uses of Fire. Winifred S. Blackman
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352
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The Folklore of Shakespeare. Henry B. Wheatley
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378
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Collectanea:—
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Folk-Lore and Legends from the Coasts of Counties Mayo and Galway. T. J. Westropp
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99
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The Pharmakos. Morley Roberts
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218
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Burial Face Downwards to prevent the Return of the Ghost
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224
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Folk-Lore and Legends from the Coasts of Counties Mayo and Galway. T. J. Westropp
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225
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The Pharmakos. Jane E. Harrison
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298
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Superstition in Essex
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299
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At the Breden Stone
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300
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Christmas Mumming in Ireland. Bryan Jones
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301
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Notes on Folklore. J. B. Partridge
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307
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A Folk-Tale from Asia Minor. Mary Mason Poynter
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311
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Bibliography of the Writings of the late Sir Laurence Gomme on Anthropology and Folklore. Alice B. Gomme
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408
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Notes on English Folklore. Ella M. Leather
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413
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Folklore from India
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418
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Notes on Irish Folklore
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419
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Folk-Tales from the Tonga Islands. Rev. G. Brown, D.D. 426
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The Bur or Borough Man
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432
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Betrothal Custom in North Wales. W. Crooke
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432
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Marriage Customs in Cromarty. L. E. Ashton-Rigby
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433
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The Worship of the God Obalufou: Cursing to obtain a Blessing
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433
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