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Scottish fairy and folk tales (1900)

Douglas, George Brisbane, Sir, bart., 1856-1935, ed · New York, Burt · leaf 66

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e said aloud, ^ Broth, indeed! Well, cook itand serve it; but if you fail, and it proves not sav-oury to my taste, cook or no cook, off goes your headin a trice, and he scraped and scrubbed a long dirk THE THREE GREEN MEN OF GLEN NEVIS. 55 on the threshold to sharpen it and to give point to… … PUT THE FOWL INTO IT INSTEAD. on, and Dougald carried it outside, as if to fill it withwater at the burn. But when he was below thebank, out of sight of the Troll, he deftly put theThunder-fowl into it instead, and shut do^vn the lid. Then he brought the pot back again to the bothy,and placed it on…

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