Douglas, George Brisbane, Sir, bart., 1856-1935, ed · New York, Burt · leaf 176
cant walk. Pooh ! nonsense! replied the witch ; you shallhave my crutch and get on well enough with it.Then he gave a grunt, and snorted twice like a trum-pet, and at that a queer thing came out from be-hind the juniper -bushes, and gave him the hagscrutch. Now, come here again to-morrow, and the… … Ian na Piob cut off the little toe from his right foot, and the little toe fromhis left foot and gave them to the witch to make trolls^ broth.—Page 158. Scottish Fairy Tales. THE FAITHFUL PURSE-BEARER. I59 council. So the witch went into the cave, and Ianna Piob hobbled away lame. Let us hope the…
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