Scottish Folk-Tales and Legends. Retold by Barbara Ker Wilson. Illustrated by Joan Kiddell-Monroe.

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[Wilson, Barbara Ker (1929-2020)]
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New York, Henry Z. Walck, Inc., s.a. 8:o. Frontispiece, xj, (1), 207 pp., (7) pl.-p. Illustrated. Publisher’s grey cloth with illustrated price-clipped dust jacket. Dust jacket somewhat worn and soiled. Signed ‘Britt G. Hallqvist / 1968’ on half-title. From the reference library of translater Britt G. Hallqvist.

500 kr

Oxford Myths and Legends. First published in UK 1954. Thirty-three traditional tales and legends from various parts of Scotland. Contents: MacCodrum of the Seals; Thomas the Rhymer; Lod, the Farmer's Son; The Piper of Keil; The Blue Cap; How Michael Scot Went to Rome; Tam Lin; The Secret of Heather-ale; The Legend of Eilean Donan Castle; Black Colin of Loch Awe; The Faery Flag of Dunvegan; Whippety Stourie; The White Pet; The Fox and the Little Bannock; The Cock and the Fox; The Fox and the Bird; Ainsel; The Faery and the Kettle; Morag and the Water Horse; The Smith and the Faeries; The Good Housewife and her Night Helpers; The Adventures of Iain Direach; The Three sons of Gorla; The Ailp King's Children; The Prince and the Giant's Daughter; Tales from the Episode of the Fians (The Beginning of the Fians; Fionn's Journey to Lochlan; The Death of Diarmaid; How Fionn Found his Sword; Conan's Punishment; The Green Isle; The Fians Asleep in the Great Rock).

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