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- 8. Molbo-og Aggerbohistorier (Stories of the People of Mols and Agger). 176 pp. Viborg, 1892.
- 9. Kuriose Overhöringer fra skole og Kirke (Curious Examination-answers in School and Church). 1892.
- 10. II. Fra Bindestue og Kölle (From Knitting-Room and Kiln: fairy-tales). 2 parts, each 168 pp. 1895 96.
- 11. Bindestuens Saga (Fairy Tales). 168 pp. 1897.
- 12. Danske Dyrefabler og Kjæderemser (Tales of Animals and Rigmaroles, of the "House that Jack built" order; 609 items, partly contributed by others). 248 pp. Aarhus, 1896.
- 13. Danske Börnerim, Remser og Lege (Children's Rhymes, Rigmaroles, and Games, 3,357 items, partly contributed). 544 pp. Aarhus, 1896-97.
IV. Publications for the Folk-Lore Society.
- 1-6. Skattegraveren (The Treasure-Digger; a fortnightly publication). 6 vols, of 480 pages each. Kolding, 1884-89.
- 2. Efterslæt til Skattegraveren (Supplement to above). 252 pp., Kolding, 1890.
- 3. Danske Folkeaventyr (Danish Fairy-Tales, 62 in number) 380 pp. Viborg, 1884-88.
TUESDAY, MAY 17th, 1898.
The President (Mr. Alfred Nutt) in the Chair.
The minutes of the last meeting were read and confirmed.
The election of Mr. E. E. Speight and the Rev. H. A. Harris as members of the Society was announced.
The death of Mr. J. T. Herbertson, and the resignation of Mrs. C. Sidgwick, were also announced.
Mr. Hartland exhibited a photograph, sent by Dr. Maclagan, of a piece of wood used in Caithness in 1810 for making sacred fire, and read an account written by the Rev. G. Sutherland of Torosay, in the Isle of Mull, of the
