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Scottish fairy and folk tales (1900)

Douglas, George Brisbane, Sir, bart., 1856-1935, ed · New York, Burt · leaf 58

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happen if he took it off suddenly THE THREE GREEN MEN OF GLEN NEVIS. 49 in the morning sunshine. This very thing reallyoccurred quite unexpectedly at sunrise, for the windblowing up the valley flung a corner of the plaid aside,and a beam of light glancing on the red comb of thebird made that… … THE FOLK PUT THEIR HEADS OUT OF THEIR WINDOWS. bothy windows, and said to one another, Ha, thun-der in a clear sky; strange! and a good many things,both man and beast, awoke that morning earlier thantheir usual. But our heroes knew better by this time what itwas; and so they arose, and slung their…

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