[Almanac/Poetry]A MEDLEY OF WEATHER LORE-Wright-ag

[alg1001]

A Medley of Weather Lore by M.E.S. Wright ( circa 1890).

A Medley of Weatherlore is a compilation of poems, sayings, and bits of folklore for each month of the year. ( A. Gramour)

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     Genres for the project: Poetry/Anthologies; Fantastic Fiction/Myths, Legends & Fairy Tales
     
     Keywords that describe the book: weather, April, october, september, almanac, july, november, march, january, february, may, june, august, december, sayings, old wives' tales
     
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[WanderingWalker]

Can I i claim January and February please chapter 1 and 2
Thank You
WanderingWalker

[Brandyjay1128]

Hello! Can I please do Section 8 and Section 11 (August and November?)

[mourningstar]

Hi! Can I claim section 5 - May?

Thx!
N.

[alg1001]

Can I i claim January and February please chapter 1 and 2
Thank You
WanderingWalker

They are yours.
Thanks!
-Amy

[alg1001]

Hello! Can I please do Section 8 and Section 11 (August and November?)

Hi,
8 and 11 are yours.
Thanks!
-Amy

[alg1001]

Hi! Can I claim section 5 - May?

Thx!
N.

May is yours.
Thanks!
-Amy

[WanderingWalker]

Thank you
I'll aim to record them tomorrow
The instructions for using audacity have been extremely helpful
WW

[alg1001]

That's great. I hope you enjoy it.

[alanmapstone]

May I read October?
My favourite month of the year

[alg1001]

It would be lovely for you to.
Thanks, Alan!
-Amy

[silverquill]

Okay, I'll bite. Let me take December.

Great find, Kevin.

[alg1001]

December is yours, Larry. I have never been called Kevin, but there is a first for everything.
Thanks for your claim!
-Amy

[WanderingWalker]

https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/medleyofweatherlore_01_wright_128kb.mp3
06.37
Chapter 1
Wandering Walker

[WanderingWalker]

https://librivox.org/uploads/alg1001/medleyofweatherlore_02_wright_128kb.mp3
05.19
Chapter 2
WanderingWalker