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Harding, Cory2
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Archive Print Item

The Wolly of Swot (part 3, [1978])

Harding, Cory

Published at irregular intervals. - [101]p. in 1st issue.

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The Wolly of Swot. Some enchanted evening

Adler, Jeremy D; Harding, Cory

1980

Poetry and prose. Includes contributions by American poets.

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Category: Entertainment/Recreation/Sport: Entertainment

See GS Miscell F10 (Fisher) for photo of the "Wollies".


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Sound Recording, North Yorkshire

Sullivan, Keith Frederick

11 September 1976

[Collector announcement]; Raymond Hayes, recorded at home in Hutton-le-Hole; talks about living in the village; his time away and life during World War Two (air raids); his MBE for services to archaeo...

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Sound Recording, North Yorkshire

Sullivan, Keith Frederick

1 December 1976

[Collector announcement]; Raymond Hayes, recorded at home in Hutton-le-Hole; sings and plays [ 'All the Darkies are A-Weeping'] on the ukulele, followed by [ 'She's My Sweetheart'], [ 'Wait 'Til the C...

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Title: [unknown]

Author: Anonymous

Date(s): 168- ?

Manuscript: Lt 34

Contents: Lighthearted song or ballad in which a youth falls in love with a young

woman, Kate of Edinburgh, who takes pity on him and brings him happiness. In

semi-Scottish dialect. Stanzas 1-4 (f.14) numbered 1,2,3,6, probably by the

different hand that apparently

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