 That selfsame fill thou didst promise to me," said Goodherd. He took anger at O'Conachar Sligheach, and he went away, and he reached the house of the carl MacCeochd, The daughter of the carl made him a drink of green apples and warm milk, and he was choked....  New Folklore Researches: Folk-prose - Page 454by Lucy Mary Jane Garnett - 1896Full view - About this book
 | 1860 - 506 pages
...MacCeochd, The daughter of the carl made him a drink of green apples and warm milk, and he was choked. And I left them, and they gave me butter on a cinder,...on a road of glass, till they left me sitting here within. AN CEATHAIRNEACH CAOL, RIABHACH. BHA duine bochd a bha ann an Aird na h-Uamha a chbmhnuidh,... | |
 | 1860 - 508 pages
...drink of green apples and• warm milk, and he was choked. Andxl left them, and they gave me hutter on a cinder, porridge kail in a creel, and paper shoes...on a road of glass, till they left me sitting here within. AN CEATHAIRNEACH CAOL, RIABHACH. liiiA duine bochd a bha ann an Aird na U-Uamha a chbmhnuidh,... | |
 | Lucy Mary Jane Garnett - 1896 - 560 pages
...Hahn's NeoeXXr/w/m TIapap.vdia, translated by Geldart under the title of ' The Scabpate,' loc. cit., p. 172. It was formerly the custom in the East to...to the soles of our feet when we got home from the wedding.' (Curtin, Myths and Folklore of Ireland, p. 156.) 41 (p. 208). This story from the island... | |
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