Journal of American Folklore, Svazek 47American Folk-lore Society, 1934 |
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... English list on the German one . For example , the English list keeps this perversion : " Wil wil haue wilt , thoug will woe winne . " 2 The error wilt for wil , i . e . will , renders the proverb unintelligible . Yet this error is ...
... English list on the German one . For example , the English list keeps this perversion : " Wil wil haue wilt , thoug will woe winne . " 2 The error wilt for wil , i . e . will , renders the proverb unintelligible . Yet this error is ...
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... English : " When you are all agreed upon the time , ' quoth the vicar , ' I'll make it rain . " " ' 2 The history of this proverb needs clarification , and it is but one of the many problems which Italian Wellerisms present . In the ...
... English : " When you are all agreed upon the time , ' quoth the vicar , ' I'll make it rain . " " ' 2 The history of this proverb needs clarification , and it is but one of the many problems which Italian Wellerisms present . In the ...
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... English translation . 1895. 122 pp . $ 3.50 . III . BAHAMA SONGS AND STORIES , by Charles L. Edwards . With music . 1895 . 111 pp . $ 3.50 . IV . CURRENT SUPERSTITIONS , from the Oral Tradition of English - speaking Folk , by Fanny D ...
... English translation . 1895. 122 pp . $ 3.50 . III . BAHAMA SONGS AND STORIES , by Charles L. Edwards . With music . 1895 . 111 pp . $ 3.50 . IV . CURRENT SUPERSTITIONS , from the Oral Tradition of English - speaking Folk , by Fanny D ...
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VOL 47 | 1 |
Proverbial Material in the Popular Ballad | 22 |
A Folk Legend | 45 |
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