An old hag's snippets of folklore, myth and magic
Lu HerseyI aim to post interesting things from old books to save you bothering to read them
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There’s a lot of superstition attached to the birth caul (or cawl), the membrane of skin from the amniotic sac that on very rare occasions remains surrounding a baby’s head and shoulders at birth. So rare, it occurs in fewer than 1 in 80,00...
The mythical horned hare
Possibly as far back as the Bronze Age, up until at least the middle of the 18th century, the horned hare, or lepus cornutus, was widely believed to be a real animal, not a creature of myth. Below are a few examples of the lepus cornutus il...
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I write books, mainly for teens. Obsessed with myth, magic and folklore.
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