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Scottish fairy and folk tales (1900)

Douglas, George Brisbane, Sir, bart., 1856-1935, ed · New York, Burt · leaf 56

An illustration from Scottish fairy and folk tales, 1900, leaf 56
er knows what may be got by being civil to any-thing, man or beast, and the pig looked clean as pigs go- THE THREE GREEN MEN OF GLEN NEVIS. 47 So he kissed the pig between the eyes. The next moment Duncan felt himself flat on theground, for such a grunt came from the porker thathe fell over… … HE KISSED THE PIG. Its lucky you dont produce lightning as well/said Duncan, getting up with a wry face and bruisedelbows. I would rather have you for a friend thana foe any day. ^ I am quite willing to be the first, said the pig. For myself, I dont mind if I go with you as a com-panion ; I am…

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