Rustic Speech and Folk-Lore. Elizabeth Mary Wright
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Elizabeth Mary Wright
Rustic Speech and Folk-Lore
Published by Good Press, 2019
EAN 4064066138486
Table of Contents
SELECT LIST OF WORKS CONSULTED
CHAPTER II RICH AND EXPRESSIVE VOCABULARY
CHAPTER III SPECIMENS OF DIALECT
CHAPTER IV CORRUPTIONS AND POPULAR ETYMOLOGIES
CHAPTER V ARCHAIC LITERARY WORDS IN THE DIALECTS
CHAPTER VI ARCHAIC MEANINGS AND FORMS IN THE DIALECTS
CHAPTER VII FOREIGN LOAN-WORDS
CHAPTER VIII LITERARY WORDS WITH DIALECT MEANINGS
CHAPTER IX ALLITERATIVE AND RHYMING PHRASES AND COMPOUNDS
CHAPTER X PHONOLOGY AND GRAMMAR
CHAPTER XI POPULAR PHRASES AND SAYINGS
CHAPTER XII SUPERNATURAL BEINGS
CHAPTER XIV CHARMS AND MEDICAL LORE
CHAPTER XVI BIRTH, MARRIAGE, AND DEATH CUSTOMS
CHAPTER XVII CUSTOMS CONNECTED WITH CERTAIN DAYS AND SEASONS
CHAPTER XIX WEATHER LORE AND FARMING TERMS
CHAPTER XX WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
CHAPTER XXI PLANT NAMES AND NAMES OF ANIMALS
SELECT LIST OF WORKS CONSULTED
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