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Volume 113, Number 1, 1 April 2002
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Narrating Names
pp. 1-9(9)
Author: Nicolaisen W. F. H.

Cecil Sharp in Somerset: Some Reflections on the Work of David Harker
pp. 11-34(24)
Author: Bearman C. J.

Much Ado About "Sweet Bugger All": Getting to the Bottom of a Puzzle in British Folk Speech
pp. 35-49(15)
Author: Dundes A.

The Hubrevengbu and Nolbu Tale Type: A Korean Double Contrastive Narrative Structure
pp. 51-69(19)
Author: Grayson J.H.

Bos primigenius in Britain: Or, Why Do Fairy Cows Have Red Ears?
pp. 71-82(12)
Author: Hemming J.

Topics, Notes and Comments
pp. 83-101(19)

Renaat van Craenenbroeck, 1937–2001
pp. 103-104(2)
Author: Corrsin S. D.

Book Reviews
pp. 105-127(23)

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