Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 12American Folk-lore Society, 1979 |
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... English village origin . If an origin is to be sought , this might be in ancient Roman usage . There is a rude American song , still used by children , in " Games and Songs , " printed under the name of " Old Grimes , " as an ...
... English village origin . If an origin is to be sought , this might be in ancient Roman usage . There is a rude American song , still used by children , in " Games and Songs , " printed under the name of " Old Grimes , " as an ...
Strana 75
... English formula is ruder : " Now we've got another girl to help us with our dancing " ( p . 65 ) . But a variant from Sussex has : " Now we've got our bonny bunch ( i . e . of flowers ) to help us with our dancing . " An- other : " Now ...
... English formula is ruder : " Now we've got another girl to help us with our dancing " ( p . 65 ) . But a variant from Sussex has : " Now we've got our bonny bunch ( i . e . of flowers ) to help us with our dancing . " An- other : " Now ...
Strana 114
... English ballads , the matter is complicated by the consid- eration of their international quality . Any important and widely diffused song , not too definitely attached to the soil , is liable to mi- grate from tongue to tongue , and ...
... English ballads , the matter is complicated by the consid- eration of their international quality . Any important and widely diffused song , not too definitely attached to the soil , is liable to mi- grate from tongue to tongue , and ...
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