English Folk-rhymes: A Collection of Traditional Verses Relating to Places and Persons, Customs, Superstitions, EtcK. Paul, Trench, Trübner, 1892 - 565 psl. |
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... poor at Hatherleigh Moor , And so they have been for ever and ever.-BC. 395 . HAWLEY ( family ) . Blow the wind high , blow the wind low , or blow it low , It bloweth to Hauley's hoe . bair good BR . 165 CI . vi . : from Mr. Riley's ...
... poor at Hatherleigh Moor , And so they have been for ever and ever.-BC. 395 . HAWLEY ( family ) . Blow the wind high , blow the wind low , or blow it low , It bloweth to Hauley's hoe . bair good BR . 165 CI . vi . : from Mr. Riley's ...
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... poor ; Cogshall for the jeering town , and Kelvedon for the whore . Braintree boys , brave boys ; Bocking boys , rats ; Church Street , puppy dogs ; High Garret , cats . Ray : AU . The tendency of this proverb is to compliment the ...
... poor ; Cogshall for the jeering town , and Kelvedon for the whore . Braintree boys , brave boys ; Bocking boys , rats ; Church Street , puppy dogs ; High Garret , cats . Ray : AU . The tendency of this proverb is to compliment the ...
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... poor , And Painswick proud . - CE . v . 449 . Buckland and Laverton , Stanway and Staunton , Childswickham , Wickamford , Badsey and Aston . Staunton , pronounced Stawn ; Aston , pronounced Awn . These are places in Gloucestershire ...
... poor , And Painswick proud . - CE . v . 449 . Buckland and Laverton , Stanway and Staunton , Childswickham , Wickamford , Badsey and Aston . Staunton , pronounced Stawn ; Aston , pronounced Awn . These are places in Gloucestershire ...
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... Poor Weobley , proud people , Low church , high steeple . - BB . 42 . HERTFORDSHIRE . No heart can think , nor tongue can tell , What lies between Brockley Hill and Pennywell . Brockley Hill lies near Elstree , in Hertfordshire , and ...
... Poor Weobley , proud people , Low church , high steeple . - BB . 42 . HERTFORDSHIRE . No heart can think , nor tongue can tell , What lies between Brockley Hill and Pennywell . Brockley Hill lies near Elstree , in Hertfordshire , and ...
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... poor people , CE . viii . 466 . Ten bells , and an old crackt steeple . Higson's MS . Collection . SUPPL . In the local vernacular the verses run- Proud Ash'on , poor people ; Ten bells , un ' un owd crackt steeple . Mr. Higson remarks ...
... poor people , CE . viii . 466 . Ten bells , and an old crackt steeple . Higson's MS . Collection . SUPPL . In the local vernacular the verses run- Proud Ash'on , poor people ; Ten bells , un ' un owd crackt steeple . Mr. Higson remarks ...
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