...neat women dressed in green, in the act of milking the hinds. These he knew at once to be fairies; one of them had a hank of green yarn thrown over her shoulder, and the hind she was milking made a grap at the yarn with her mouth and swallowed it. The irritable little...

...neat women dressed in green, in the act of milking the hinds. These he knew at once to be fairies ; one of them had a hank of green yarn thrown over her shoulder, and the hind she was milking made a grap at the yarn with her mouth and swallowed it. The irritable little...

...neat women dressed in green, in the act of milking the hinds. Those he knew at once to 1>« fairies ; one of them had a hank of green yarn thrown over her shoulder, and the hind she was milk, ing made a grap at the yarn with her month and swallowed it. The irritable little...

...neat women, dressed in green, in the act of milking the hinds. These he knew at once to be fairies; one of them had a hank of green yarn thrown over her shoulder, and the hind she was milking made a grab at the yarn with her mouth and swallowed it. The irritable little...

...very much excited without the power of revenge — "May the fate of Walter in Gaick overtake yon " — is not an uncommon expression. Stories of witches...saying at the same time, may a dart from Murdoch's qmver pierce your side before night. Murdoch was the person listening, from which it may be inferred...

...looking over a knoll he was astonished to see a number of little neat women dressed in green miking the hinds. These he knew at once to be fairies, and...fairy, in apparent rage, struck the hind with the band with which she had its hind legs tied, saying, at the same time, "May a dart from Murdoch's quiver...