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42. Folk-Lore, Vol, IX. A. Nutt: Presidential Address. F. Sessions: Some Syrian Folklore. W. Crooke: The Wooing of Penelope. F. H. Groome: Tobit and Jack the Giant-killer. E. S. Hartland: The "High Gods" of Australia. Mary C. Ffennell: The Shrew Ash in Richmond Park, pp. 411, xii.
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