Douglas, George Brisbane, Sir, bart., 1856-1935, ed · New York, Burt · leaf 194
GIVE ME BACK MY JEWELS. up to Ian na Sporran and, shaking them in hisastonished face, cried: Give me my jewels back,you thieving villain you ! give back my shining jewelsthat you tiave stolen! … Come along, cried his wife, seizing the chief by the sleeve and pull-ing him toward the door.—Page 173. Scottish Fairy Tales. THE FAITHFUL PURSE-BEARER. 173 Whats all this fuss about! asked the chief,jumping up with a bounce from his chair of state. ^ Why, Ian na Piob says that Ian na Sporran…
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