{"collection":"Northern European Mythology","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/neu/celt/ftb/ftb03.htm","path":"neu/celt/ftb/ftb03.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/neu/celt/ftb/ftb03.htm","text":"Folk Tales of Brittany, by Elsie Masson, [1929]\n| | PAGE | \n| Beware, beware, lost creature! | 10 | \n| The enchanted forest | 24 | \n| Yolanda's fingers never stopped | 44 | \n| Coral ornaments were in her hair | 54 | \n| Milk flowed like water of a spring | 72 | \n| The waves rose swiftly higher | 86 | \n| Mariannik and little Loik | 96 | \n| How swift thy steed, my love, my love | 102 | \n| Guilcher on the haunted heath | 110 | \n| The dame peered at T\u00e9phany | 124 | \n| Wells filled with precious stones | 140 | \n| Jegu loved Barba\u00efk with all his heart | 152 | \n| Three angels dazzling with light | 166 | \n| Yannik of the woods | 180 | \n| Sullenly the mountain opens | 186 |","title":"Folk Tales of Brittany: Illustrations","type":"page"}