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Hallowe'en at Summerhill Farm
OCTOBER 31
1920
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prophetic of the size and shape of the grand object of alt their spells the husband or wife. If any "yird"-
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Steal out, unperceived, and sow a handful of hemp-seed, harrowing it with anything you can con
veniently draw after you. Repeat, now and then, "Hemp-seed I sow tljee. hemp-seed I sow thee; and him
(or her) that is to be my true love, come after me and pou thee." Look over your left shoulder, and you will
see the appearance of the person invoked, in the attitude of pulling hemp. Some traditions say, "Come after
me and shaw thee, that is, show thyself; in which casj it simply appears. Others omit the harrowing, and
say. "Come after me and harrow thee."
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