Douglas, George Brisbane, Sir, bart., 1856-1935, ed · New York, Burt · leaf 76
May Iintroduce myself as MacSwiney of Glen Muick, andthese are my two sisters. Flora and Foula, both ofwhom you remember, I am sure, as the Thunder-plant and Thunder-fowl. I, I need hardly add, amthe Thunder-pig, at your service. We were en-chanted by the witch of Ben e Bhreac, from whichthraldom… … The next morning Duncan and his brothers found a handsome young manstanding by the door and two fair maidens seated by him.—Page 64. ^ ^ Scottish Fairy Tales. THE THREE GREEN MEN OF GLEN NEVIS. 65 up to Foula, and begged them to remain and be theirwives, and both Flora and Foula said, Thank…
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