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E-mail Message: I thought you might be interested in this item at http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/45700772 Title: The Welsh fairy book Author: W Jenkyn Thomas Publisher: Mineola, New York : Dover Publications, 2001. ISBN/ISSN: 0486417115 9780486417110 OCLC:45700772

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The Welsh fairy book

Author:	W Jenkyn Thomas
Publisher:	Mineola, New York : Dover Publications, 2001.
Edition/Format:	Print book : Elementary and junior high school : EnglishView all editions and formats
Summary:	A collection of eighty-three fairy tales and folk tales from Wales, including The Lady of the Lake, The Fairy Harp, Pennard Castle, and The Stray Cow.
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Subjects	Folklore -- Wales. Fairy tales -- Wales. Fairy tales. View all subjects
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Genre/Form:	Fairy tales
Material Type:	Elementary and junior high school
Document Type:	Book
All Authors / Contributors:	W Jenkyn Thomas Find more information about:
ISBN:	0486417115 9780486417110
OCLC Number:	45700772
Notes:	Reprint. Originally published: New York : Frederick A. Stokes Co., 1907.
Description:	xiv, 210 pages : music ; 22 cm
Contents:	The lady of the lake -- Arthur in the cave -- The curse of Pantannas -- The drowning of the bottom hundred -- Elidyr's sojourn in Fairy-Land -- Rhys and Llywelyn -- Lowri Dafydd earns a purse of gold -- The Llanfabon changeling -- Why the red dragon is the emblem of Wales -- Llynh Cwm Llwch -- The adventures of three farmers -- Cadwaladr and his goat -- The fairy wife -- Einion and the Lady of the Greenwood -- The green isles of the ocean -- March's ears -- The fairy harp -- Guto Bach and the fairies -- Ianto's chase -- The stray cow -- Bala Lake -- The forbidden fountain -- Tudur ap Einion -- The fairy walking stick -- Dick the Fiddler's money -- A strange otter -- Fairy ointment -- Pergrin and the mermaiden -- The cave of the men of Snowdonia -- Einion and the fair family -- St. Collen and the King of Faery -- Helzig's Hollow -- Owen goes a-wooing -- The fairy reward -- Why Deunant has the front door in the back -- Getting rid of the fairies -- The mantle of kings' beards -- Pedws Ffowk and St. Elian's Well -- Magic music -- Sili go Dwt -- Another changeling -- A fairy borrowing -- Treasure seeking -- The richest man -- St. Beuno and the curlew -- The cat witches -- The swallowed court -- What Marged Rolant saw -- Ned Pew's farewell -- Pennard Castle -- The man with the green weeds -- Goronwy Tudor and the witches of Llanddona -- Robin's return -- The harper's gratuity -- Six and four are ten -- Envy burns itself -- The bride and the Red Lake -- A fairy dog -- Grace's Well -- The fairy password -- St. Winifred's Well -- The ancients of the world -- An adventure in the big bog -- The Pwca of the Trwyn -- John Gethin and the candle -- Fetching a halter -- Dai Sion's homecoming -- Melangell's lambs -- Syfaddon Lake -- The power of St. Tegla's Well -- The men of Ardudwy -- The parti-coloured cow -- Striking a corpse candle -- Hu Gadarn -- The devil's bridge -- The martyred hound -- Twm of the Fair Lies -- Black Robin -- Llyn Llech Owen -- A ghostly rehearsal -- A phantom funeral -- Why the robin's breast is red.
Responsibility:	W. Jenkyn Thomas.
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A collection of eighty-three fairy tales and folk tales from Wales, including The Lady of the Lake, The Fairy Harp, Pennard Castle, and The Stray Cow.

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