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J.B. Smith "Shick-Shack and Shit-Sack". Folklore. FindArticles.com. 24 Dec, 2009. http://findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m2386/is_1999_Annual/ai_55983655/

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Articles in Annual, 1999 issue of Folklore

• Shick-Shack and Shit-Sack
  by J.B. Smith
• Playing on the Motherground: Cultural Routines for Children's Development
  by Mavis Curtis
• Folklore Studies at the Celtic Dawn: The Role of Alfred Nutt as Publisher and Scholar
  by Juliette Wood
• Marrying Mermaids
  by N.A. Hudleston
• Murder and Vengeance Among the Gods: Baldr and Scandinavian Mythology
  by Jacqueline Simpson
• The "Country Dancers" in the Cambridge Comus of 1908
  by Roy Judge
• The Green Man in Cumbria
  by John Satchell
• Merkisdagar a Mannsaevinni
  by Jacqueline Simpson
• Mortality
  by Valerie Clark
• On the Transformation of Apparition Stories in Scandinavia and Germany, c. 1350-1700
  by Jurgen Beyer
• Update: Folklorists and Anthropologists
  by Jacqueline Simpson
• Katharine Briggs Folklore Award 1998: Judges' Report
• Kathleen Basford, 1916-1998
  by Carmen Blacker
• The Anecdote as a Symbolic Expression of the Social and Cultural Milieu of Journalists
  by Martha Blache
• Roadside Memorials—Some Australian Examples
  by Robert James Smith
• The Generic Decorum of the Burlesque Kunstmarchen: E. Nesbit's "The Magician's Heart"
  by Sanjay Sircar
• The Tell-Tale Eye
  by Veronique Campion-Vincent
• 13th century AD
  by Ursula Rowlatt
• "Songs beyond the Kalevala": Transformations of Oral Poetry
  by Jonathan Roper
• The Folklore of Tameside: Myths and Legends
  by Andrew F. Bennett
• AT 545B "Puss in Boots" and "The Fox-Matchmaker": From the Central Asian to the European Tradition
  by Marianthi Kaplanoglou
• Technology Comes to "Celestial"
  by Roy Kerridge
• "Nothing to Lose": A Horsewoman and a Tall Tale
  by Kristin McAndrews