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 346 F. — The Cornish farmer and the squire (by F.), Nether- ton's Cornish Almanack 1869; reprinted in "Four Tales (Truro, Netherton), 1873/' pp. 8-18. Capt. Tom Teague's humorous and satirical remarks on Zebedee Jacka's real adventures at the exhibition in July, 1862 (by F.), Netherton's Cornish Almanack 1869. Eeprinted in "Four Tales," pp. 23-42. (Bib- lioth. Cornub.) FORFAR, Wm. Bentinck. — Has written many good tales in the Cornish dialect; see Biblioth. Cornub., pp. 158 and 1183. The dialect has been well done by this author. FOX, Charles.— ^'' A Cornish Dialogue between Gracy Penrose and Mally Trevisky" (1790^). Printed in Pol- whele's " Cornwall," v, 25. GARLAND, Thomas. — List of words in common use in West Cornwall," in the Journal of the Royal Institu- tion of Cornwall, April 1865, pp. 45-54. HIGH AM, T. R.— A Dialogue between Tom Thomas and Bill Bilkey, two Cornish miners — The Snake — by T. R. H(igham). Truro, J. R. Netherton; n.d. (1866). pp. 14. The Cornish Farmer and the Squire, a Poem by T. R. Higham. Netherton's Cornish Almanack, 1868, pp. 11. 'Lisbeth Jane's Courtship, being another Dialogue between Tom Thomas and Bill Bilkey (by T. R. Higham). Netherton's Cornish Almanack (1869), pp. 2. Note. — The above two are reprinted in Four Cornish Tales" (Truro, J. B. Netherton, 1870, 8vo.) pp. 11 and 5 respectively.