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NEW YORK FOLKLORE QUARTERLY Vol. X, No. 2, Summer, 1954
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Presidents Page 82 |
Editors Page 84 |
ARTICLES |
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Dancing in New York City, 1687-1887 |
Margot Mayo |
85 |
Long Island Women and Whaling |
Jeanette Edwards Rattray |
95 |
What Does It Mean?The Lore of Secret Languages |
Eugenia L. Millard |
103 |
Lore of Cranberry Lake, Adirondacks |
Atwood Manley |
111 |
Ballads and Tales of Blue Mt. Lake, Adirondacks |
Mrs. Ann King Wheeler |
115 |
The Ghost and I |
Louis C. Jones |
123 |
Schoolcraft on the Iroquois, I |
Mrs. Hilah Foote Newton |
127 |
GLORY HOLE |
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A Contemporary Ballad-Maker in the Hudson Valley |
Peter Seeger |
133 |
DEPARTMENTS |
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Recipes: If Your Oven Be Slack |
Janet R. MacFarlane |
135 |
The Counties: Lore from Erin, Chemung County |
James L. Smith |
141 |
Songs: "Brave Wolfe" |
Anne and Frank Warner |
141 |
Upstate, Downstate |
B. A. Botkin and W. G. Tyrrell |
231 |
Contributors |
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