Some Still Do: Essays on Texas Customs (Publications of the Texas Folklore Society #39)
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$18.95
Publication Date: June 1st, 2000
Publisher:
University of North Texas Press
ISBN:
9781574411027
Pages:
153
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Description
Some people are still working stock, building chimneys, making syrup, curing warts, and witching water the same way their fathers and grandfathers did a hundred years ago. This Publication of the Texas Folklore Society is a collection of essays on some of the olds ways—the customs—still practiced in Texas. It is not an exercise in nostalgia, but a look at practical ways of dealing with problems of survival and coping with nature and people.
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