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Chapter 12 SACRED AND OMINOUS BIRDS, ETC.
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Released on: 06/12/2017
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1 Chapter 1 THE EARLY INHABITANTS OF LANCASHIRE AND THE NEIGHBOURING COUNTIES, AND REMAINS OF THEIR MYTHOLOGY AND LOCAL NOMENCLATURE.2 Chapter 2 FIRE OR SUN WORSHIP AND ITS ATTENDANT SUPERSTITIONS.3 Chapter 3 CHRISTMAS AND YULE-TIDE SUPERSTITIONS AND OBSERVANCES.4 Chapter 4 EASTER SUPERSTITIONS AND CEREMONIES.5 Chapter 5 MAY-DAY CEREMONIES AND SUPERSTITIONS.6 Chapter 6 WITCHCRAFT.7 Chapter 7 FAIRIES AND BOGGARTS.8 Chapter 8 FERN-SEED AND ST. JOHN'S-WORT SUPERSTITIONS.9 Chapter 9 THE SPECTRE HUNTSMAN AND THE FURIOUS HOST.10 Chapter 10 GIANTS, MYTHICAL AND OTHERWISE.11 Chapter 11 WERE-WOLVES AND THE TRANSMIGRATION OF SOULS.12 Chapter 12 SACRED AND OMINOUS BIRDS, ETC.13 Chapter 13 THE DIVINING OR WISH -ROD, AND SUPERSTITIONS RESPECTING TREES AND PLANTS.14 Chapter 14 WELL WORSHIP AND SUPERSTITIONS CONNECTED WITH WATER.15 Chapter 15 CONCLUSION.