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xiv. Skelpie-lif/imer's face : "A term for female scolding." — R. B.
xvi. *' Steal out alone and sow hemp-seed, harrowing it in with anything you can find. Repeat all the while, ' Hemp-seed, I sow thee ; and him that is to be my true love come after me and pou thee.' Look over your left shoulder, and you will see the person invoked pulling hemp." — R. B.
xx.-xxi. " This charm must likewise be performed unperceived and alone. You go to the l>a}-n and open both doors, taking them off the hinges i...f possible; for there is danger that the being about to appear may shut the doors, and do you some mischief. Then take that instru- ment used in winnowing the corn, which in our country dialect we call a wecht, and go through all the attitudes of letting down corn against the wind. Repeat it three times; and the third time an apparition will pass through the barn, in at the windy door and out at the other, hav- ing both the figure in question and the appearance or retinue marking the employment or station in life." — R.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
xiv. Skelpie-lif/imer's face : "A term for female scolding." — R. B.
xvi. *' Steal out alone and sow hemp-seed, harrowing it in with anything you can find. Repeat all the while, ' Hemp-seed, I sow thee ; and him that is to be my true love come after me and pou thee.' Look over your left shoulder, and you will see the person invoked pulling hemp." — R. B.
xx.-xxi. " This charm must likewise be performed unperceived and alone. You go to the l>a}-n and open both doors, taking them off the hinges i...f possible; for there is danger that the being about to appear may shut the doors, and do you some mischief. Then take that instru- ment used in winnowing the corn, which in our country dialect we call a wecht, and go through all the attitudes of letting down corn against the wind. Repeat it three times; and the third time an apparition will pass through the barn, in at the windy door and out at the other, hav- ing both the figure in question and the appearance or retinue marking the employment or station in life." — R.
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