Weather and Folk Lore of Peterborough and District by Charles Dack
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replied:--"Well Vicar, you know, the other disciple did outrun St. Peter
on the way to the Tomb, so St. John has always kept in front ever since." Sometimes the coincidences mentioned in the verses occur and maintain their reputation for veracity: If in the Minster Close a Hare, Should for herself have made a lair, Be sure before the week is down, A fire will rage within the town It is very strange but these two events have sometimes happened. One fire brings two more. This too has often occurred and in April of this year (1911) three fires occurred in this district within a week. These are all I can remember which refer to Peterborough. Beginning with the County of Northampton we have: Northamptonshire, more Spires, more Squires, more haughtiness, and less hospitality than any other County in England. Northamptonshire for Spires and Squires. Northamptonshire for Springs and Spinsters. |
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