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Rain, rain, go away | The Highland County Press

The first few weeks of spring have hardly been springlike here in the creek valley. The dawning temperatures have dipped well below freezing, and the gray skies have repeatedly dropped not only rain, but hail. I have sadly put on my down vest before venturing outside to make my morning rounds, all the while, a childhood rhyme circling through my thoughts.

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The Meaning Behind the Nursery Rhyme I Had a Little Nut Tree

The Meaning Behind the Nursery Rhyme I Had a Little Nut Tree
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Behind the Meaning of the Traditional Nursery Rhyme, Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush

Behind the Meaning of the Traditional Nursery Rhyme, Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush
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Medieval Table Manners: The Messiest Myth? - Medievalists net

Because medieval people ate with their hands, there is a common idea that they had no table manners at all.

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Entertainments from a Medieval Minstrel s Repertoire Book | The Review of English Studies

Abstract. National Library of Scotland, Advocates’ MS 19.3.1 (the Heege Manuscript) is a large, late-fifteenth-century English miscellany manuscript from the bo

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