{"collection":"Northern European Mythology","html_url":"https://unchartedknowledge.5gfusion.net/browse/neu/celt/swc2/swc201.htm","path":"neu/celt/swc2/swc201.htm","source_url":"https://sacred-texts.com/neu/celt/swc2/swc201.htm","text":"Traditions and Hearthside Stories of West Cornwall, Vol. 2, by William Bottrell, [1873]\n| | PAGE | \n| Duffy and the Devil (an old Christmas Play) | 1 | \n| Celtic Monuments of Boleigh and Rosemodrass | 27 | \n| The last Cardews of Boskenna and the story of Nelly Wearne | 36 | \n| The Witch of Buryan Church-town | 59 | \n| Madam Noy and the Witch | 63 | \n| A Queen's visit to Baranhuel | 67 | \n| The Small People's Cow (a fairy tale) | 73 | \n| Tom of Chyannor, the tin-streamer (a West Country droll) | 77 | \n| The Fairy Dwelling on Selena Moor | 94 | \n| The I\u2019an's House of Treen | 103 | \n| Castle Treen and its Legends | 130 | \n| Traditions of Parcurnow | 140 | \n| Legends of St. Levan | 145 | \n| A Legend of Pargwarra | 149 | \n| An\u2019 Pee Tregeer's trip to market on Hallan Eve (a fairy tale) | 154 | \n| An Overseer and a Parish Clerk of St. Just, sixty years ago | 169 | \n| The Fairy Master, or Bob o\u2019 the Carn | 173 | \n| A Tinner's fireside stories.\u2014The Knockers of Ballowal | 185 | \n| Old Songs and Nicknames | 193 | \n| The Changeling of Brea-Vean (fairy tale) | 199 | \n| Betty Stoggs's Baby (fairy tale) | 205 | \n| How a Morvah man bought clothes for his wife | 207 | \n| How a Zennor man choked himself, but had his will in his pocket | 210 | \n| The Smugglers of Penrose | 212 | \n| Tregagle at Gwenvor Cove | 224 | \n| West Country Superstitions.\u2014Devil's Money | 227 | \n| The Slighted Damsel of Gwinear | 229 | \n| The Wreck of Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovel | 231 | \n| A Night's Ride to Scilly | 233 | \n| Ancient Bridal Customs | 237 | \n| Ancient Rites at Madron Well | 239 | \n| The Crick-stone, or Men-an-tol | 242 | \n| Charms | 243 | \n| The Fairy Tribes | 245 | \n| The Pirate Wrecker and the Death-Ship | 247 | \n| The sun never shines on those who have sworn away a life | 249 | \n| A Legend of Pengersec | 251 | \n| p. iv | | \n| Notes, Illustrative Anecdotes, &c.\u2014Miracle Plays | 268 | \n| The Levelis, or Lovells, of Trewoof | 271 | \n| Duffy and the Devil | 273 | \n| Pendrea and Baranhuel | 274 | \n| Danes Marauding on the Cornish Coast, and King Olaf's Conversion at Scilly | 274 | \n| St. Levan's Path | 277 | \n| A Ghostly Ship's-Bell | 277 | \n| Vellan-Dreath | 279 | \n| The Men-an-Tol | 280 | \n| The Garrack-zans | 283 | \n| Divination by Rushes and Ivy-leaves | 283 | \n| Recent Ill-wishing | 284 | \n| Midsummer Bonfires | 287 | \n| The Mermaid of Zennor | 288 | \n| Glossary of Living Cornish Words and Local Terms | 290 | \n| Index | 293 | \n| Subscribers\u2019 Names | 296 | \n \n \nClick to enlarge\nPage 144.","title":"Traditions and Hearthside Stories of West Cornwall, Vol. ...","type":"page"}