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49. County Folk-Lore, Vol. III. Printed Extracts, No. 5. Examples of Printed Folklore concerning the Orkney and Shetland Islands, collected by G. F. Black, and edited by N. W. Thomas, pp. xi, 277.
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51. Folklore of the Musquakie Indians with a Catalogue of a Collection of Musquakie Beadwork and other objects. By Miss M. A. Owen. pp. vii, 147. Illus.
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