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Meanings of local folklore in English
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Usage of local folklore in English
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True child of Alsace, he revelled in local folklore and legend.
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Many were found in village temples and played a part in local folklore.
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The local folklore is similar to Springheel Jack, for example.
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According to local folklore, the train entered a tunnel in 1945 and never emerged.
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The history of cinema buildings in Irish cities, towns and suburbs is rich with local folklore.
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J. Harvey Bloom, that industrious collector of local folklore, says in his book (Op.
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It was just conceivable that the miners who knew the local folklore might back me up.
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How Robyn Sandy sheltered Firefree at the Buchan footy ground is already part of local folklore.
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Bit of a passion of mine, local folklore.
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You've quite passed into local folklore.
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It was this new "life on the run" that propelled Power into local folklore as a bushranger.
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A piece of local folklore.
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The museum's curator, Mr Brian Walsh, said research of local folklore indicated the jacket was "the genuine article".
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According to local folklore, the demon Ghantakarna is believed to "steal" children and women from their homes and their neighbourhoods.
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But suffice it to say, you weren't Mexican and therefore not culturally predisposed to a soft spot for any of the local folklore.
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After three days of north wind and failure, it occurred to me that my boatman might know the local folklore-thefairy tales and traditions.