...(here remark, that in -Yorklhire they kneel on a Ground- fa ft Stone) *nd fay, ^ '.*v ••• f • All hail to the Moon, all hail to thee, I prithee good Moon reveal to me This Night; who my Husband fhall be. .• Tou muft prefently after go to Bed : The aforefaid...

...Stile, looking on the Moon (here remark, that in Yorkfhire they kneel on a Ground-fa ft Stone) and All All hail to the Moon., all hail to thee, I prithee good Moon reveal to me This Night; who my Husband mall be, Tou muft prefently after go to The aforefaid Mr. Aubrey...

...Stile, looking on the Moon (here remark^ that in Yorkfhire they kneel on a Ground- fa fl Stone) and All hail to the Moon., all hail to thee, I prithee good Moon reveal to me This Night, who my Husband fliall be. ' Ton MHJl presently after go to Bed: The aforefaid...

...day, go out in the evening, and ftand over the fpars of a gate or ftile, looking on the moon and fayf, All hail to the moon, all hail to thee, I prithee good moon reveal to me, This night, who my hufband (wife) muft be. * Some fay any other new moon is as good....

...and ftand over the fpars of a gate or ftile, and, looking on the Moon, repeat the following lines : All hail to the Moon ! all hail to thee! I prithee, good Moon, reveal to me, This night, who my hufband (wife) muft be. The perfon muft prefently after go to bed,...

...moon ; an ar.ds of Scotland, at the present day, the girl ta gate, at tint sight of the crescent, and say, • All hail to the moon, all hail to thee, I prithee good moon, come tell to me, F IliLs night who my husband shall be." ; in bis Miscellanies, actually declares that...

...Scotland, at the present day, the girls get astride across a gate, at first sight of the crescent, and say— " All hail to the moon, all hail to thee, I prithee good moon, come tell to me This night who my husband shall be !" Aubrey, in his Miscellanies, actually declares...

...new-year's day, go out in the evening, and stand over the spars of a gate or stile, looking on the moon, and say, All hail to the Moon, all hail to thee! I pri'thee, good Moon, reveal to me, This night mho my husband (wife) must be. << You must presently after go to bed. " I...

...blessed night !" Another form is for the girls to get astride of a gate at just sight of the new moon and say : — " All hail to the moon, all hail to thee, " I prithee good moon, come tell to me, " This night who my husband shall bo." Aubrey, in his " miscellanies," who appears,...

...over the spars [bars] of a gate, or stile, and, looking on the moon, repeat the following lines — " All hail to the Moon ! all hail to thee ! I prithee, good Moon, reveal lo me, Thia night, who my husband mualbe !" and then go directly lo bed, she will dream of her...