Louisiana folk-tales, in French dialect and English translation.

Mode of access: Internet.

Folk-medicine : a chapter in the history of culture /

Includes index.

THE INFLUENCE OF ATTRACTANTS AND REPELLENTS ON THE FEEDING BEHAVIOUR OF Rattus norvegicus

Poison baits are extensively used for commensal rodent control; considerable folk lore exists regarding the use of additives to induce rodents to come to and eat poison baits. This paper describes a rational evaluation of attractants and the influence of different odours in inducing Rattus norvegicus to feed at given locations. The influence of certain repellents was also examined. Tests consisted of attempts to induce rats to feed at non-preferred sites or to repel them from preferred sites. Place preference was the dominant factor in feeding by rats, and odours failed to influence feeding activity significantly.

Chips from a German workshop.

v.1 Recent essays and addresses -- v.2. Biographical essays -- v.3. Essays on language and literature -- v.4. Essays on mythology and folk-lore.

Los pastores, a Mexican play of the nativity;

Mode of access: Internet.

Gemalt fraa numedal.

Mode of access: Internet.

Byways in British archaeology,

Churches on pagan sites.--The secular uses of the church fabric.--The orientation of churches.--The orientation of graves.--Survivals in burial customs.--The folk-lore of the cardinal points.--The churchyard yew.--The cult of the horse--"The labour'd ox."--Retrospect.--Addenda.--Index.

A bibliography of jazz.

Mode of access: Internet.

The Harvard classics /

Vols. 1-49 indexed in The Idexicon.

Vier Paradoxa

Mode of access: Internet.

The handbook of folklore.

Revised edition of G. L. Gomme's The Handbook of folk-lore.

Bygone Warwickshire.

Historic Warwickshire. By T. Frost.--The wars of Athelbald and Cuthred. Kenilworth. By J. T. Page.--Anlaf of Northumbria at Tamworth. St. Wulfstan: a Warwickshire saint. By W. E. A. Axon.--The Coventry "Mysteries." By G. S. Tyack.--Lady Godiva. By W. H. Thompson.--Shakespeare at home. By S. Timmins.--The Shakespeare garden. By L. Grindon.--The Hathaway cottage at Shottery. By A. H. Wall.--"Drunken Bidford." By J. A. Langford.--Hereford and Norfolk at Coventry. By E. Lamplough.--Lawrence Sheriff, grocer, of Rugby. By W. H. P. Smith.--The gild of Holy Cross, Birmingham. By Miss T. Smith.--Trading gilds of the city of Coventry. By W. G. Fretton.--Wroth-money and Knightlow hill. By W. H. P. Smith.--The battle of Edgehill. By E. Lamplough.--Warwickshire folk-lore. By A. H. Wall.--Pooley Hall. By A. E. Cokayne.--Glimpses of George Eliot's Warwickshire scenery. By J. C.Walters.--Index.

L'Algérie traditionnelle : légendes, contes, chansons, musique, mœurs, coutumes, fêtes, croyances, superstitions, etc. : Tome 1 /

No more volumes have been published.

A century of science and other essays,

Century of science.--Doctrine of evolution; its scope and purport.--Edward Livingston Youmans.--Part played by infancy in the evolution of man.--Origins of liberal thought in America.--Sir Harry Vane.--Arbitration treaty.--Francis Parkman.--Edward Augustus Freeman.--Cambridge as village and city.--Harvest of Irish folk-lore.--Guessing at half and multiplying by two.--Forty-years of Bacon-Shakespeare folly.--Some cranks and their crochets.

Archaeological review.

"A journal of historic and pre-historic antiquities."