e dogs and flew like lightning. He may have mournedfor the spider in bad-luck who caught that fly. There would be much to see and remember and compare,and there would be, always, his two guardians. The flieschange from second to second ; one cannot tell if this birdis a visitor or an inhabitant,… … CHAPTER II Were his nurses comely or harsh-looking? Fionn wouldnot know. This was the one who picked him up when hefell, and that was the one who patted the bruise. Thisone said : Mind you do not tumble in the well ! And that one : Mind the little knees among the nettles. But he did tumble and…
Fairy tales, Irish
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