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British fairy and folk tales (1920)

Glover, W. J, Folkard, Charles, ill · London : A. & C. Black · leaf 276

An illustration from British fairy and folk tales, 1920, leaf 276
lain, filled with rabbit holes. The fowls glit-tering with all colours that play in the diamondled the way, and were as a rainbow of hopemoving before them. Ben Ody, beautiful in hisnew youth, walked lovingly with his old wife,who, having shaken down her flounced gownhad wiped her arms upon her… … THEN, GOODY, TAKE MY ARM, OLD WOMAN, AND COME ON. THE CHICKEN MARKET 249 The bells had rung for them both, years ago,from Peni worth church-steeple. There was onememory, one heart between them. Yolk de-scribed the road. These, he said, were thefamous warrens of Mockery on the confines…

Folklore -- Great Britain · Fairy tales

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