"wortlore" meaning in All languages combined

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          "text": "They will come up each year from between the Rhododendrons, and will send their sweet subtle odour through the open windows into the house. And as I write I am told of a recipe showing how, in the Wortlore of old, the firm white petals were esteemed of use.",
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          "ref": "2013, Suzanne Ruthven, Melusine Draco, Shaman Pathways - Black Horse, White Horse:",
          "text": "This may often have been the case in many instances of horse whispering tricks, but the interview with former race-horse trainer, Paul Harriss, for Alphard magazine reveals that there is more to the true whisperer than mere tricks and wortlore: [...]",
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