The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1891-07-19
az We have II a the authority OF a rhyme one
OF their own number 10 said to have provided
for settling fha m altar,


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S Sass ss sGa ni sssoff II VII Win R L.,
"a r.s s s:s s ss2 .a1 "ss1
EXPRESS commands. This term is S neris sand and
sever: . al surites and fairy powers OF good or
eomprso several GiSsn TS.ne csp iaH "
an intermedate class ri spiri 3 residin. in the
ss I: Sno's Ey ss ssos and s
though they possess no distinctive title. THIN
North OF tho lochs and streams as stoutly be-.
lio,ed In ty the peasantry who now live beside
brownies. as a body. seem to DO divided into
those whose en9agsments are OF a general ma
ilnsd to AFFAIRS Of The hoassholS. ''f''iS con-
aga enc f ss5 e. ws hS ar
have much to attend to and account for They
are not only constantly employed IN dispens-
Ing foRs. mlsts. and TEN posts, but unless the
followed all structures, especially churches
and dwellings. are liable to !lostructi.". 1t
Eso struetros ia oossna de had in Ss m or
ancient church Of Old. Deer. In Aberdesnsh re-
less fox" until lie site was changed from tho
mn 1 risS .; to Ta6pssSry ut the cypress
there Every. lime. work was begun on m,>t Tie
walls Of Mnuldslie Castle in LnnnrG shire, what
was completed by day was razcd by the fairies
nj night, until IL voice from the bris re-
peating:
Biz build the house where 1t should be-
was needed. when the fairies themselves aided
IN ne romnletion OF the castle. \ precisely
s sppy " @ lon the fnrss nesoup- FIR the
.hi,o, on low ground. verbally in a bog. rnther
than on neiYhbornG hill. The ,castle Of Cow
today remss SThsrs i s@n
Efforts 10 destroy the old cnsilo and build a
dung down at nicGt" every stone his work.
men laia during the day until Inc stubborn
lie essna AH% rssas 'nS e en ess
which the fairies had some sort OF liking
And rs evidence that these wee folk are still
shs se 81 seSs k9w
yerness and Ross shlres during the, past four
On ACCOUNT Of their peasnns ownrrs' belief that
they have ere receI, cd such ,; eihG c0manis
friends the Hshlandssa rhs 1 rswa WAY, i 9eie
S1.rhR .na nox:nsrsrs: ~ ~ hesrties;
ih.n sel gu! Of the ow.nd sbrss Thee ss'n %ss
and werc both daneerous and beuefcent per
giving recipes Tor brashes. rnswor worn and other
,,EsSiS al 10 The sh.dOwy hishsnd loshs where
and there; while eombing their muses. Of ione
yellow hair. sing In y,iaintive tones much that
is u! or good TO be hoard. / know ona ranny
aud vile Of northern Psrthshre who gets
along yerv comfnrtnbiy thu ough hor conilden-
tial relations with mermaid that At present
p4sses the summer season at Loeb I,anocb.
most loving and loyable Of all Scottish elves.
he Is never idle In al good Office to the lowly
fail Of finding him. ifyou do not enter mis- realm
In the spirit OF cavil 1nd sco6ing. There. in
each simple home and heart. he sits enthroned
with eye'y attribute OF bencvolence ana alec
tion. He not only works with giant might 10
assist In plonChing the land. harvesting the
crops. guarding the, grain and minline khe
herds. but in every II tie household druid Ny
OF Ruidwlfe and BARN he lends helping hhTl
No a. can come but that he has Tended -,
household whose hurt would not be deadiier
we're It not for his kindly and palliative powers;
Cakes his benefcent influence adds zest 10
everv peasant JOY; They are not useless folk
those. who. own aud love then, we'll. through
tho New York Barge Office. there would lie
EDGAR i. WAKEMAN.