The water-babies : a fairy tale for a land-baby (1895)
Kingsley, Charles, 1819-1875 · New York : Thomas Y. Crowell · leaf 160
mits, till they were wearyand longed to rest ? Tor the wild Irish would notlisten to them, or come to confession and to mass; butliked better to brew potheen, and dance the pateropee, and knock each other over the head withshillelaghs, and shoot each other from behind turf-dykes, and steal each… … St. Brandans Sunday School.— Page 147. A FAIRY TALE FOR A LAND-BABY. 147 more, and looked over the tideway roaring round theBlasquets, at the end of all the world, and away intothe ocean, and sighed, Ah, that I had wings as adove ! And far away, before the setting sun, he sawa blue fairy sea, and…
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