—— morning, custom of herdsmen on, ix. 266
—— -pole, apparently thought to fertilize women and cattle, ii. 52;
at Midsummer in Sweden, ii. 65;
carried on May Day in Warwickshire, ii. 88 sq.;
or Midsummer-tree in Sweden and Bohemia, v. 250;
set up in front of house of mayor or burgomaster, viii. 44
—— -poles, ii. 59, 65 sqq.;
village, in England, ii. 66 sqq.;
permanent, ii. 70 sq.
—— Rose, the Little, ii. 74