My own fairy book : namely certain Chronicles of Pantouflia, as notably the adventures of Prigio, prince of that country, and of his son Ricardo, with an excerpt from the Annals of Scotland, as touching Ker of Fairnilee, his sojourn with the Queen of Faery (1903)
Lang, Andrew, 1844-1912, Browne, Gordon, 1858-1932, ill, Scott, T., ill, Lemann, E. A., ill · New York : Longmans, Green · leaf 262
he wild hills, and into marsheswhere only they knew the firm paths, and raised walls of earth and stones — barmkyns, they called them — round the old house; and made many arrows to shoot out of the narrow windows at the English. Randal used to like to see the arrow -making beside the fire at night.… … 2.j-r> THE GOLD 01- FAIRNILEE. awakened by a great noise of shouting; helooked out of the window, and saw brighttorches moving about. He heard the cows routing, or bellowing, and the womenscreaming. He thought the English hadcome. So they had; not the English army,but some robbers from the other…
Fairy tales
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