An edition of It's an old Lancashire custom
(1952)
It's an old Lancashire custom.
2nd ed. revised.
by Sylvia Lovat Corbridge
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Social life and customsPlaces
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Book Details
First Sentence
"Once, in Euston Road, on a wet day with London looking its worst, a stranger sitting next to me on top of a bus read the label on my suitcase and ask, laconically, "What's Lancashire like?"."
Table of Contents
I. To have a gradley view
II. To go t' th' mill in th' morning
III. To have a reet good do
IV. To ha' th' har' stone well mopp'd
V. To hope yo'll cum agen
VI. To speak a bit broad like
VII. To mek nowt grow summat
VIII. To swaarm wi' boggarts un witches
Bibliography.
Index.
Edition Notes
Includes bibliography.
Previous ed., London, Dobson, 1952.
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First Sentence
"Once, in Euston Road, on a wet day with London looking its worst, a stranger sitting next to me on top of a bus read the label on my suitcase and ask, laconically, "What's Lancashire like?"."
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