ST. MARTIN'S DAY.

The 11th November is generally called Martlemas Day and old people still

watch for the direction of the wind at noon on this day as they believe

it will continue in that quarter for the next three months.

It is also a saying that if the ice will bear a duck before Martlemas it

will not bear a goose all winter.

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