New York Folklore Quarterly: Volume XX, No. 4

VOICES
The Journal of New York Folklore

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Vol. XX, No. 4, December, 1964

CONTENTS

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Folk Elements in John Brown’s Body	John T. Flanagan	243
Horse Tales	Helen Ireland Hays	257
Whiskey and Carpeting—Firefighters	Harold Van Dusen	261
Country People and Yankee Storytellers: New Hampshire Local Anecdotes	Ben A. Botkin	263
Poison Ivy, Friend of the Rebel	Harry E. Storm	269
Hunting the Hunter: Nat Foster Today	Eleanor Franz	270
On Game Morphology: A Study of the Structure of Non-Verbal Folklore	Alan Dundes	276
From a Collector’s Notebook: Yiddish Anecdotes, Jokes and Sayings	Ruth Rubin	289
The Folklore Scene		296
Contributors		310
Index Volume XX	Helen A. Fraser	312

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