This book is a study of rustic speech and folk-lore in England. Elizabeth Mary Wright, a noted expert in the field of folk-lore, provides a detailed analysis of the language, customs, and beliefs of the rural population of England. The book is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of English language and culture, and the role of folklore in shaping cultural identity.

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