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...— their Food being exactly clean, and served up by pleasant children, lyke inchanted Puppets." " They are sometimes heard to bake Bread, strike Hammers, and to do such lyke Services within the litle Hillocks they most haunt. — Ther Women are said to Spine very fine,...

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...earth, which these fairies steall away, partly invisible, partly preying on the grain as do crowes and mice ; wherefore, in this same age, they are sometimes heard to bake bread, strike hammers, and do such lyke services, within the little hillocks they most haunt." The fairies inhabited conical eminences...

...the earth, which these fairies steal away, partly invisible, partly preying on the grain as do crowes and mice ; wherefore in this same age, they are sometimes heard to bake bread, strike hammers, and do such lyke services within the little hillocks they most haunt." * Like the kindred supernatural...

...corn and liquors, or corn itself that grows on the surface of the earth, which these fairies steal away, partly invisible, partly preying on the grain,...wherefore in this same age they are sometimes heard to break bread, strike hammers, and to do such like services within the little hillocks they most do haunt...

...corns and liquors or corn itself that grows upon the surface of the earth which these faeries steal away, partly invisible, partly preying on the grain as do crows and mice. " Lady Gregory has a story of the crying of new dropped lambs of faery in November and some evidence...

...their tunes. Kirk discovered that several fairy activities were remarkably similar to human pursuits: 'they are sometimes heard to bake bread, strike hammers, and to do such like services within the litle hillocks where they most haunt'. Fairy women were said to 'spin, verie fine, to dye, to tissue...

...corns and liquors or on corn itself that grows on the surface of the earth, which these fairies steal away, partly invisible, partly preying on the grain...sometimes heard to bake bread, strike hammers, and to do suchlike services within the little hillocks where they most haunt, some whereof of old, before the...