The Fairy Mythology: Illustrative of the Romance and Superstition of Various Countries — John Shaqi
The Fairy Mythology: Illustrative of the Romance and Superstition of Various CountriesKeightley, Thomas
General
The Fairy Mythology: Illustrative of the Romance and Superstition of Various Countries
Keightley, Thomas
Fairies; Fairy tales; Folk literature; Folklore
CELTS AND CYMRY.
IRELAND.
Clever Tom and the Leprechaun 373
The Leprechaun in the Garden 376
The Three Leprechauns 379
The Little Shoe 382
SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS.
The Fairy's Inquiry 385
The Young Man in the Shian 386
The two Fiddlers 387
The Fairy-Labour 388
The Fairy borrowing Oatmeal 389
The Fairy-Gift 389
The Stolen Ox 390
The Stolen Lady 391
The Changeling 393
The Wounded Seal 394
The Brownies 395
The Urisk 396
ISLE OF MAN.
The Fairy-Chapman 398
The Fairy-Banquet 399
The Fairies' Christening 400
The Fairy-Whipping 400
The Fairy-Hunt 401
The Fiddler and the Fairy 402
The Phynnodderee 402
WALES.
Tale of Elidurus 404
The Tylwyth Têg 408
The Spirit of the Van 409
Rhys at the Fairy-Dance 415
Gitto Bach 416
The Fairies banished 417
BRITTANY.
Lai D'Ywenec 422
Lord Nann and the Korrigan 433
The Dance and Song of the Korred 438
SOUTHERN EUROPE.
GREECE 443
ITALY 447
SPAIN 456
The Daughter of Peter do Cabinam 456
Origin of the House of Haro 458
La Infantina 459
Pepito el Corcovado 461
FRANCE.
Legend of Melusina 480
EASTERN EUROPE.
FINNS 487
SLAVES 490
Vilas 492
Deer and Vila 493
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