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- ―Contents
- ―Part First
- ―Part Second
- ―Celtic Monuments Of Boleigh And Rosemodrass
- ―Boleigh or Boleit
- ―Menheres
- ―Holed Stones, &c
- ―The Last Cardew, of Boskenna, and the Story of Nelly Wearne
- ―Story of Nelly Wearne
- ―The Witch of Burian Church-Town
- ―The Story of Madam Noy
- ―A Modern Sancreed Witch
- ―A Queen's Visit to Baranhual
- ―The Small People's Cow
- ―Tom of Chyannor, the Tin-Streamer
- ―The Fairy Dwelling on Selena Moor
- ―Introduction
- ―The I’ans Quit Treen
- ―Unexpected Visitors
- ―The Proud Pendars
- ―The I’an's Ghosts
- ―The Key of the Castle
- ―Giants of Castle Treen
- ―Dan Dynas
- ―The Small People (Fairies)
- ―St. Levan Witches
- ―Traditions of Pacurno
- ―St. Levan and His Sister
- ―Johanna's Garden
- ―The St. Levan Stone
- ―Parchapel Well
- ―A Legend of Pargwarra
- ―An’ Pee Tregeer's Trip to Market on Hallan Eve
- ―Pendeen of Old
- ―An Overseer and a Parish Clerk of St. Just about sixty years ago
- ―The Fairy Master, or Bob o’ the Carn
- ―The Knockers of Ballowal
- ―Tom and the Knackers
- ―Old Songs and Nicknames
- ―Introduction
- ―The Changeling of Brea Vean
- ―Betty Stogs's Baby
- ―How a Morvah Man Bought Clothes for his Wife
- ―How A Zennor Man Choked Himself, but had his Will in his Pocket
- ―Part the First
- ―Part the Second
- ―Tregagle
- ―Devil's Money
- ―The Slighted Damsel of Gwinear
- ―The Wreck of Admiral Sir Cloudesley Shovel
- ―A Night's Ride to Scilly
- ―Ancient Bridal Customs
- ―Madron Well
- ―The Crick-Stone, or Men-an-tol
- ―Charms
- ―The Fairy Tribes
- ―Mermaids and the Hooper
- ―The Wrecker and the Death Ship
- ―The Sun Never Shines on Those Who Have Sworn Away A Life
- ―A Legend of Pengersec
- ―Miracle Plays, Christmas Plays, &c.
- ―The Levelis, of Trewoof
- ―Duffy and the Devil
- ―Pendre and Baranhual
- ―The Danes Landing on the Cornish Coast for Plunder
- ―St. Levan's Path
- ―A Ghostly Ship's-Bell
- ―Brea and Pendeen, in St. Just
- ―The Burning of Vellan-Dreath
- ―The Men-an-tol, Constantine Tolmen
- ―Divination by Rushes and Ivy-Leaves
- ―Recent Ill-Wishing
- ―Midsummer Bonfire
- ―The Mermaid of Zennor
- ―Glossary of Local Words
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