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Scottish fairy and folk tales (1900)

Douglas, George Brisbane, Sir, bart., 1856-1935, ed · New York, Burt · leaf 285

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e in that way ? Oh, I beg your pardon, Im sure, explainedGille Macdonald; you see Im so accustomed Accustomed to what ? asked the giant sharply.. To hand the cup to my master at home in thisway; he likes me to hold it as near his mouth as hecan. But thats ridiculously high, said the giant. 256… … WHAT ARE YOU DOING? SAID THE GIANT, queer creature; but see you, I wont have any ofyour silly tricks here; so behave. You wont be troubled with them very long/said Gille. THE BRAZEN BROGUES. 257 What dye mean by that ? said the giant. Only that my master will soon be here to take meaway. Take you…

Folklore, Scottish · Fairy tales -- Scotland

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