Weather and Folk Lore of Peterborough and District by Charles Dack
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March, many weathers. John Clare says: March month of "many weathers" wildly comes, In hail and snow and rain, and threatening hums and floods. March wind. A wet March makes a sad harvest. A March without water dowers the hind's daughter. If March comes in smiling and gay Saddle your horses and go and buy hay. March, Hic, Hac, Ham' Comes in like a lion And goes out like a lamb. If March comes in stormy and black, she carries the winter away on her back. MOTHERING SUNDAY. This is Midlent Sunday when it was the regular custom, and even now very general, for the children, especially those in service, to visit their |
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