{"collection":"Northern European Mythology","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/neu/celt/sfft/sfft01.htm","path":"neu/celt/sfft/sfft01.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/neu/celt/sfft/sfft01.htm","text":"Scottish Fairy and Folk Tales, by George Douglas, [1901]\n| | PAGE | \n| INTRODUCTION | 7 | \n| The Three Green Men of Glen Nevis | 85 | \n| NURSERY STORIES-- | | \n| The Story of the White Pet | 67 | \n| The Milk-White Doo | 71 | \n| The Croodin Doo | 74 | \n| \"The Cattie Sits in the Kiln-Ring\" | 75 | \n| Marriage of Robin Redbreast and the Wren | 77 | \n| The Tempted Lady | 79 | \n| The Fause Knight and the Wee Boy | 81 | \n| The Strange Visitor | 83 | \n| Rashin-Coatie | 86 | \n| STORIES OF ANIMALS | | \n| The Fox Outwitted | 90 | \n| The Fox troubled with Fleas | 91 | \n| The Fox and the Bag-pipes | 91 | \n| The Fox's Stratagem | 91 | \n| The Fox and the Wrens | 92 | \n| The Fox and the Cock | 93 | \n| How the Wolf lost his Tail | 93 | \n| The Frog and the Crow | 94 | \n| The Grouse Cock and his Wife | 95 | \n| The Eagle and the Wren | 96 | \n| The Wren's Presumption | 96 | \n| The Two Foxes | 96 | \n| The Bee and the Mouse | 97 | \n| The Two Mice | 98 | \n| Alexander Jones | 99 | \n| p. 4 | | \n| FAIRY TALES-- | | \n| The Fairies of Scotland | 108 | \n| The Fairy and the Miller's Wife | 110 | \n| Sir Godfrey Macculloch | 112 | \n| The Laird o' Co' | 118 | \n| Habitrot | 115 | \n| The Tulman | 121 | \n| The Isle of Pabaidh | 121 | \n| Sanntraigh | 122 | \n| Water Fairies | 124 | \n| Fairy Transportation | 126 | \n| The Poor Man of Peatlaw | 127 | \n| The Fairy Boy of Leith | 128 | \n| \"Mind the Crooked Finger\" | 181 | \n| The Two Young Ploughmen | 133 | \n| The Smith and the Fairies | 134 | \n| The Lothian Farmer's Wife | 138 | \n| Redemption from Fairy Land | 138 | \n| The Fairy and the Bible-Reader | 144 | \n| Thom and Willie | 144 | \n| The Gloaming Bucht | 148 | \n| The Faithful Pursebearer | 152 | \n| THE BROWNIE, THE BOGLE, THE KELPY, MERMEN, DEMONS-- | | \n| The Scottish Brownie | 177 | \n| The Brownie of Bodsbeck | 178 | \n| The Brownie and the Thievish Maids | 179 | \n| The Bogle | 181 | \n| The Doomed Rider | 182 | \n| Graham of Morphie | 185 | \n| The Fisherman and the Merman | 186 | \n| The Mermaid Wife | 189 | \n| The Seal-Catcher's Adventure | 191 | \n| The Mermaid of Knockdolion | 195 | \n| The Young Laird of Lorntie | 196 | \n| Nuckelavee | 197 | \n| The Two Shepherds | 200 | \n| p. 5 | | \n| Fatlips | 203 | \n| The Silly Mutton | 205 | \n| WITCHCRAFT-- | | \n| Macgillichallum of Razay | 218 | \n| The Witch of Laggan | 221 | \n| The Blacksmith's Wife of Yarrowfoot | 228 | \n| The Miller of Holdean | 280 | \n| Ronaldson of Bowden | 231 | \n| The Farmer's Wife of Deloraine | 232 | \n| Laird Harry Gilles | 234 | \n| The Missing Web | 235 | \n| The Witches of Delnabo | 237 | \n| The Brazen Brogues | 243 | \n| COMIC TALES-- | | \n| The Wee Bunnock | 270 | \n| The Shifty Lad | 275 | \n| Lothian Tom | 293 | \n| The Ploughman's Glory | 302 | \n| The Witty Exploits of Mr. George Buchanan | 303 | \n| LITERARY TALES-- | | \n| The Haunted Ships | 312 | \n| Elphin Irving | 318 | \n| Cousin Mattie | 336 | \n| Rat Hall | 351 |","title":"Scottish Fairy and Folk Tales: Contents","type":"page"}