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    • Irish Fairy and Folk Tales (Classic Reprint)

    Irish Fairy and Folk Tales (Classic Reprint)

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      from pmtracy

      The works were all post-Christian. I was hoping for mythology but these were ghost and saint stories.

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      from Juva

      A varied and detailed survey of Irish folk and fairy tales. Magical, strange and unlike any other mythology I've ever read.

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      from antiquary

      To me interesting chiefly for Yeats' introduction, in which he (a practicing magician with the Golden Dawn at one time) makes clear tat he entertains the possibility that the fairies are real.

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