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Thomas Keightley. The Mythology of Fairies
The Mythology of Fairies
Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION
ORIGIN OF THE BELIEF IN FAIRIES
ORIGIN OF THE WORD FAIRY
ORIENTAL ROMANCE.22
PERSIAN ROMANCE
The Peri-Wife
ARABIAN ROMANCE
MIDDLE-AGE ROMANCE
FAIRY LAND
SPENSER'S FAERIE QUEENE
EDDAS AND SAGAS
THE ALFAR
THE DUERGAR
Loki and the Dwarf
Thorston and the Dwarf
The Dwarf-Sword Tirfing
SCANDINAVIA
ELVES
Sir Olof in the Elve-Dance
The Elf-woman and Sir Olof
The Young Swain and the Elves
Svend Faelling and the Elle-Maid
The Elle-Maids
Maid Vae
The Elle-Maid near Ebeltoft
Hans Puntleder
DWARFS OR TROLLS
Sir Thynne
Proud Margaret
The Troll Wife
The Altar-Cup in Aagerup
Origin of Tiis Lake
A Farmer tricks a Troll
Skotte in the Fire
The Legend of Bodedys
Kallundborg Church
The Hill-Man invited to the Christening
The Troll turned Cat
Kirsten's-Hill
The Troll-Labour
The Hill-Smith
The Girl at the Troll-Dance
The Changeling
The Tile-Stove jumping over the Brook
Departure of the Trolls from Vendsyssel
Svend Faelling
The Dwarfs' Banquet. A NORWEGIAN TALE.196
NISSES.200
The Nis Removing.202
The Penitent Nis
The Nis and the Boy
The Nis Stealing Corn
The Nis and the Mare
The Nis Riding
The Nisses in Vosborg
NECKS, MERMEN, AND MERMAIDS
The Power of the Harp
Duke Magnus and the Mermaid
NORTHERN ISLANDS
ICELAND
FEROES
SHETLAND
Gioga's Son
The Mermaid Wife
ORKNEYS
ISLE OF RÜGEN
Adventures of John Dietrich
The Little Glass Shoe
The Wonderful Plough
The Lost Bell
The Black Dwarfs of Granitz
GERMANY
DWARFS
The Hill-Man at the Dance
The Dwarf's Feast
The Friendly Dwarfs
Wedding Feast of the Little People
Smith Riechert
Dwarfs Stealing Corn
Journey of the Dwarfs over the Mountain
The Dwarfs' Borrowing Bread
The Changeling
The Dwarf Husband
Inge of Rantum
THE WILD-WOMEN
The Oldenburg Horn
KOBOLDS.286
Hinzelmann.289
Hödeken
King Goldemar
The Heinzelmänchen
NIXES
The Peasant and the Waterman
The Water-Smith
The Working Waterman
The Nix-Labour
SWITZERLAND
Gertrude and Rosy
The Chamois-Hunter
The Dwarfs on the Tree
Curiosity Punished
The Rejected Gift
The Wonderful Little Pouch
Aid and Punishment
The Dwarf in Search of Lodging
GREAT BRITAIN
ENGLAND
The Green Children
The Fairy Banquet
The Fairy Horn
The Portunes
The Grant
The Luck of Eden Hall
The Fairy-Fair
The Fairies' Caldron
The Cauld Lad of Hilton
The Pixy-Labour
Pixy-Vengeance
Pixy-Gratitude
The Fairy-Thieves
The Boggart
Addlers and Menters
The Fary Nurseling
The Fary Labour
Ainsel
SCOTTISH LOWLANDS
The Fairies' Nurse
The Fairy Rade
The Changeling
Departure of the Fairies
The Brownie
CELTS AND CYMRY
IRELAND
Clever Tom and the Leprechaun
The Leprechaun in the Garden
The Three Leprechauns
The Little Shoe
SCOTTISH HIGHLANDS
The Fairy's Inquiry
The Young Man in the Shian
The Two Fiddlers
The Fairy-Labour
The Fairy borrowing Oatmeal
The Fairy-Gift
The Stolen Ox
The Stolen Lady
The Changeling
The Wounded Seal
The Brownies
The Urisk
ISLE OF MAN
The Fairy-Chapman
The Fairy-Banquet
The Fairies' Christening
The Fairy-Whipping
The Fairy-Hunt
The Fiddler and the Fairy
The Phynnodderee
WALES
Tale of Elidurus
The Tylwyth Teg
The Spirit of the Van
Rhys at the Fairy-Dance
Gitto Bach
The Fairies Banished
BRITTANY
Lai D'ywenec
Lord Nann and the Korrigan
The Dance and Song of the Korred
SOUTHERN EUROPE
GREECE
ITALY
SPAIN
The Daughter of Peter De Cabinam
Origin of the House of Haro
La Infantine
Pepito el Corcovado
FRANCE
Legend of Melusina
EASTERN EUROPE
FINNS
SLAVES
Vilas
Deer and Vila
AFRICANS, JEWS, Etc
AFRICANS
JEWS
The Broken Oaths
The Moohel
The Mazik-Ass
CONCLUSION
APPENDIX
The Harvest Dinner
The Young Piper
The Soul Cages
Barry of Cairn Thierna
Aileen a Roon, (ELLEN MY LOVE.)
Rousseau's Dream
Alexander Selkirk's Dream. COMPOSED ONE DAY WHEN CONFINED TO BED BY A COLD AND UNABLE TO READ
A Moonlight Scene, CONCEIVED AND COMMENCED WHEN PASSING OVER PUTNEY BRIDGE ON A FINE MOONLIGHT NIGHT IN SUMMER
Lines Written in a Lady's Album
To Amanda
Lines, WRITTEN AT HOME IN THE SPRING OF 1842
A Farewell
Verses, WRITTEN AT BATH IN 1840, FOR A LITTLE BOY WHO KEPT AN ALBUM, AND WAS A GREAT ADMIRER OF ROBIN HOOD AND HIS MERRY MEN
Father Cuddy's Song. IN THE LEGEND OF CLOUGH NA CUDDY
TRANSLATION
The Praises of Mazenderân. FROM THE SHÂH-NÂMEH OF FERDOUSEE
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