Folklife and Superstition by Rollings-Magnusson, Sandra -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover Title Page Dedication Contents Publisher’s Note Preface Introduction Hunters, Cowboys, Trappers, Egg Collectors and Banjo Players Greenhorns, Snipe Hunters and Road Apples Travelling the Trails Water, Water, Everywhere! Crossing Streams and Fording Creeks “It’s ta goombo. It wa’ stick ta’ y’ teeth if’t had the chance.” Cypress Trees, Beaver Dams and Red Deer Antlers I Can Look as Far as My Eyes Will Carry and There Is Nothing to See Everything from “Home on the Range” to Shakespeare Folklife through Poetry Friendships and Good Times Common Phrases and Casual Conversation Neighbours Helping Neighbours Mail-Order Catalogues Childhood Friends, Games and Toys A Paradise of Pets “A Wonderful Social Spirit in the Community” Winning Prizes at the Country Fairs Dancing the Night Away Taking the Family to the Picnic Shopowners, Strong Men, Justice-Keepers and Criminals Jokes, Anecdotes and Halloween Tricks Good Luck, Bad Luck and Other Superstitions “The Pig Is Generally the Best Weather Forecaster” Winds, Crescent Moons, Mirages and Northern Lights Conclusion Notes Bibliography Index Copyright

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