Shawnee prophet, ii. [157]
Sheaf, the last cut at harvest, the Yule log wrapt up in, i. 248;
reapers blindfold throw sickles at the, ii. [279] n. 4
Sheaves of wheat or barley burnt in Midsummer fires, i. 215
Sheep made to tread embers of extinct Midsummer fires, i. 182;
driven over [pg 375] ashes of Midsummer fires, 192;
burnt to stop disease in the flock, 301;
burnt alive as a sacrifice in the Isle of Man, 306;
witch in shape of a black, 316;
driven through fire, ii. [11] sqq.;