The constellation
K1546 Woman warns lover of husband by parody incantation. (Cf. K1961.1.2.1, V66.1, X441.)
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- Adulteress outwits husband · K1510 entry
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- Woman warns lover of husband by singing song · K1546.1 entry
- Woman encourages paramour by song · K1546.2 entry
cross-ref
- Hired men sing of displeasure with food; change song when food is improved (cante fable). The Westmoreland text follows: (Mowers sing this very slowly, mow in tempo)|Curds and whey, Iv-ve-ry day,|(After the food is improved they sing and work in tempo)|Ham and eggs, mind thy legs. (Cf. K1546.) · J1341.11 entry
- Parody sermon · K1961.1.2.1 entry
- Witty funeral sermon. Priest having nothing good to say about man damns him with faint praise or gives anecdotes with unfavorable implications. (Cf. K1961.1.2.1.) · V66.1 entry
- Parson and sexton at mass. Parson intones instructions to the sexton (cook) as a part of the mass · X441 entry
carried in tale type
- Woman Warns Lover of Husband by Singing Song · ATU 1419H