Folklore

"One mid-summer's day Jackey went into a neighbouring parish and threw their champion wrestler. In his pride, he said, as he swaggered round the ring, "I am open to a challenge from any man, and wouldn't mind having a hitch with the Devil himself, ef he'd venture!" To find out who won read Stories and Folk Lore of West Cornwall by William Bottrell.

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Seat of Storms Craig Weatherhill From: 3.96	The 'Old Cornwall' Christmas Anthology Pritchard, George From: 7.94	The Cornish Witch-finder: William Henry Paynter and the Witchery, Ghosts, Charms and Folklore of Cornwall William H. Paynter, Jason Semmens From: 9.56	The Taboo: Studies in Cornish Folk-lore No. 1 Thomas, Charles From: 25.00
The King Arthur Illustrated Guide Richard J. Hutchings From: 3.19	The Lyonesse Stone Craig Weatherhill From: 2.00	Arthur's Lost Land: Legend Sites of North Cornwall Jack Walters From: 5.00	Traditions and Hearthside Stories of West Cornwall: Pt. 2 William Bottrell From: 19.50
Camborne Play, A verse translation of Beunans Meriasek: Bywnans Meryasek Myrna Combellack From: 3.19	Tristan and Iseult: A Cornish Love Story Joy Wilson From: 3.19	Cornish Homes and Customs A K Hamilton jenkin From: 20.00	Knights of Love: After the Lais of Marie de France Jane Tozer From: 10.00
Cornish Saints and Sinners J.Henry Harris From: 5.95	Once in a Blue Moon Angela Stoner From: 7.00	Cornish Saints And Sinners J Henry Harris From: 25.00	Hawker's Tales of Ghosts and Witchcraft R.S. Hawker From: 3.00
Cornwall's Legend Land: Being a Collection of Some of the Old Tales Told in Cornwall Once Served by the Great Western Railway, Now Retold by Lyonesse: v. 2 Great Western From: 4.50	The Magic Ointment and Other Cornish Legends Eric Quayle From: 5.00	Festivals of Cornwall Douglas Williams From: 2.50	Cledry Plays R.Morton Nance From: 5.00

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