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When I was a little boy, we lived over by …
Most precious of all things in my childhood is the …
Thie Ferrishyn was the name sometimes given to what was …
You must know that once in every hundred years the …
Phynodderee/Fenodyree is sometimes used as a proper name and sometimes …
The shoemakers and tailors and chance spinners used to go …
On the coast of Lonan, about a mile and a …
Between Bow Veg and Glen Wither, on the coast north …
In the second half of the 19th century the principal …
Once on a time there lived at the bottom end …
Long centuries ago, when Manannan Mac Lir was ruling in …
The airs of two or three Manx songs have the …
As I went up the Lhergy Roie, Beyond the fields …
There was once a little fairy pig that lived in …
The Nikkesen’s Pool, more often called simply “the Nikkesen,” is …
Under the Chasms, on the shore, is a well near …
The Fairy Washerwoman, also called the Washer of the Night, …
Miss Margaret Dobbs, an authority on Celtic mythology, delivered a …
The Irish expressions “the Gentry” and “the Gentle Folk” were …
At the bottom of the Ballagilbert Glen on the Isle …
Manx Fairies seem to have been especially fond of the …
“Themselves” upon the mountains. “Themselves” that haunt the plain, That …
Once upon a time a young man was coming home …
The last sod-house on the Island is said to have …
Not so many years ago a farmer’s son in the …
The man that was telling this story said he knew …
Fairies are very light and I suppose the strong winds …
One day this winter we had no bread for tea …
The Isle of man is full of Fairy lore. A …
On the Isle of Man, the Keimagh is a spirit …
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