Dwellers in Arcady
Subtitle: essays in folk-lore
By: selected from the writings of R. L. Gales
Publisher: The Sheldon press; The Macmillan co.
Published: 1931
Place of publication: London; New York and Toronto
Language: eng
Number of pages: 187
Notes: Essays selected from Studies in Arcady, Studies in Arcady, 2d ser., and The vanished country folk
Table of contents: title: The Christian tradition in Shakespeare.; title: The devil in Christian legend and tradition.; title: Judas in legend and folk-lore.; title: Spiders in legend and folk-lore.; title: Birds in Christian legend and symbol.; title: Christian dogma and folk-lore.; title: Christian popular poetry.; title: On the Easter alleluia.; title: The ox and the ass of the nativity.; title: A green heaven.; title: The piety of simple people.; title: On sacred dances.; title: The lore of the three kings.; title: On Christian names.; title: The rightness of popular speech.; title: Town and country English.; title: On popular English.; title: On the rainbow.; title: On old-world places.; title: In praise of humbugs.; title: A note on an old song