181 research outputs found

    "Good morning Mr. Fisherman, good morning sir," said he

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    Man puts crabfish in toilet. When his wife sits on the toilet, the crabfish grabs her and she calls her husband for help. A struggle ensues in which the crabfish grabs the husband as well.Cray, "The Erotic Muse", p. 2; Legman, "The Hornfield", discussion of song p. 188 and elsewhere

    Come all you Newfoundlanders and listen to my song

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    A song about fishermen dealing with merchants and having to depend on them for so much

    Come all ye Newfoundlanders and listen to my song

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    Song describes how Bonavista Bay merchants have cheated the fishermen

    Come all ye Newfoundlanders, I'll sing to ye a song

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    Explanation of how the Placentia merchant keeps the fisherman poor with high prices in the store. Cheats the fisherman all week and then devoutly goes to church on Sunday. However, he will meet his rightful end on Judgement Day.Annotation: no references available

    tell you a [.] story

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    Man leaves his sweetheart and returns to find that she is dead.Mercer: Leach, 142; CFMJ, 7, 1979, FH Index 8/20/1947; Hank Snow composition: recorded on Bluebird B-4635/8283-1; released between Oct. 29-1936 - Apr. 14/194

    Photo of MUN folklore graduates including Margaret Bennett and Hilda Murray.

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    Photo of MUN folklore graduates Wilf Wareham, George, Hilda Murray, and Margaret Bennett

    Wilf Wareham, Esther Squires

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    Individuals photographed, if any, have been identified within the title from left to right

    Gerry Squires, Wilf Wareham

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    Individuals photographed, if any, have been identified within the title from left to right

    Power series expansion of Wilf function

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    In the research, with aid of the Faà di Bruno formula, be virtue of several identities for the Bell polynomials of the second kind, with help of two combinatorial identities, by means of the (logarithmically) complete monotonicity of generating functions of several integer sequences, and in light of the Wronski theorem, the author \begin{enumerate} \item establishes the Taylor power series expansions of several functions involving the inverse (hyperbolic) tangent function; \item finds out the Maclaurin power series expansion of the Wilf function, which is a composite of the inverse tangent, square root, and exponential functions; \item expresses the coefficients in the Maclaurin power series expansion of the Wilf function in terms of the Stirling numbers of the second kind; \item analyzes some properties, including generating functions, limits, positivity, monotonicity, and logarithmic convexity, of the coefficients in the Maclaurin power series expansion of the Wilf function; \item derives a closed-form formula for a sequence of special values of the Gauss hypergeometric function; \item discovers a closed-form formula for a sequence of special values of the Bell polynomials of the second kind; \item presents several infinite series representations of the circular constant and other sequences; \item recovers an asymptotic rational approximation to the circular constant; \item and connects several integer sequences by determinants. \end{enumerate}34 page

    Dear Newfoundland, have I got to leave you

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    An emigrant recalls Newfoundland - the rocky mountains, hills and meadows, the happy summers - Regatta Days with the greasy pole and Wheel of Fortune. He prays other Newfoundlanders will escape the poverty caused by the "cruel taxation" and be able to remain in Newfoundland.see Peacock 1965: Vol 2: 360-61
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