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as a child Marc Edmund Jones was interested in complex patterns observable in the environment
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including wrinkling to back board (appears to be common with this book)
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Author: Clara Underhill
CREOLE FOLK TALES - Ballowe, 1948 SOUTHERN SOUTH LOUISIANA SWAMP BAYOU FOLKLORE HERBALS as a child Marc EdmundCREOLE FOLK TALES: Stories from the Louisiana Marsh Country Book Details + Condition: Louisiana State University Press (Baton Rouge). Hardcover, First Edition from 1948. Traditional Louisiana folktales include: "Zombie of Batture du Diablo," "Mam's Coffin," "Killer Heron", "The Exorcism", "Creole Sherlock," and many more. Wonderful black and white illustrations throughout by Joseph V. Rigsby. Tight binding; minimal wear to boards, mainly at edges and