on Midsummer Eve, 210, ii. [19];
active on Hallowe'en and May Day, [19], [73] sqq., [184] n. 4, [185];
burnt in Hallowe'en fires, i. 232 sq.;
abroad at Hallowe'en, 226, 245;
the Yule log a protection against, 258;
thought to cause cattle disease, 302 sq.;
transformed into animals, 315 sqq.;
as cockchafers, 322;
come to borrow, 322, 323, ii. [73];
cause hail and thunder-storms, i. 344;