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On curing warts
I found a wart on my finger today. Not hideously disfiguring, but I’d rather it gone. And the first thought I had after I’d found it was, ‘It’s a pity I’m not home, I could go down to the jealous … Continue reading
Posted in Around the world, Folk charms, Folk traditions, Ireland
Tagged cure for warts, folk beliefs, folk cures, folk traditions, jealous man and woman, newtown, trim
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