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Putting the Owl to Roost: A traditional Newfoundland prank and some European analogues.
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- Tradition Today, 2018, n. 7, p. 74
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The Etymology of English toad: Effects of the Celtic substrate?
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- Tradition Today, 2018, n. 7, p. 68
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What's in a Name? The underlying narrative behind contemporary names for small businesses in Belfast, and their use of forms common in oral tradition.
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- Tradition Today, 2018, n. 7, p. 61
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Guardian of the Wild and Fairy in the Sack: A traditional narrative viewed in its wider context.
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- Tradition Today, 2018, n. 7, p. 51
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Medieval Anglo-French, English, and Scots Names for Gulls.
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- Tradition Today, 2018, n. 7, p. 45
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William Henderson's Folk-Lore and Thomas Wilkie's "Old Rites": A comparative approach.
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- Tradition Today, 2018, n. 7, p. 34
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The Motif of a Magic Staff/Club/Stick in Märchen: in a flexible numerical series of no fixed number; semi-personified; solo and semi-personified in a modern fantasy novel; possibly with one Indic source in Tantric practice; with more than one function; and in motif-clusters with various companions
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- Tradition Today, 2018, n. 7, p. 20
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True Fairy Stories? Nineteenth-century Irish fairylore.
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