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A January fog will freeze a hog, and other weather folklore
A January fog will freeze a hog, and other weather folklore

By John C. Wallner, Hubert J. Davis

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Thirty sayings used to predict the weather are accompanied by a factual explanation, the origin of the saying, and its general reliability.

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The silver bullet, and other American witch stories
The multi-lingual mule and other short stories
Great Dismal Swamp
Great Dismal Swamp

By Hubert J. Davis

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Myths and legends of great dismal swamp
A folk weather calendar
A folk weather calendar

By Hubert J. Davis

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A collection of folk weather beliefs in verse form, mostly arranged by the names of specific months.

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What Will the Weather Be No. 2
What Will the Weather Be No. 2

By Hubert J. Davis

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A collection of folk beliefs in verse form, concerning weather prediction by the behavior or appearance of animals.

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What Will the Weather Be
What Will the Weather Be

By Hubert J. Davis

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Facts, fancies, and folklore about snakes

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