Celtic Folk and Fairy TalesJOHN D. BATTENReading editionChapter navigation33 reading sectionsGo to chapterChoose a chapter…SAY THISJOSEPH JACOBSJOHN D. BATTENPrefaceFull-Page IllustrationsConnla and the Fairy MaidenGuleeshThe Field of BoliaunsThe Horned WomenConall YellowclawHudden and Dudden and Donald O'NearyThe Shepherd of MyddvaiThe Sprightly TailorThe Story of DeirdreMunachar and ManacharGold-Tree and Silver-TreeKing O'Toole and His GooseThe Wooing of OlwenJack and His ComradesThe Shee an Gannon and the Gruagach GaireThe Story-Teller at FaultThe Sea-MaidenA Legend of KnockmanyFair, Brown, and TremblingJack and His MasterBeth GellertThe Tale of IvanAndrew CoffeyThe Battle of the BirdsBrewery of EggshellsThe Lad with the Goat-skinNotes and ReferencesFolk and Fairy Tales from Many LandsPrevious chapter ←JOSEPH JACOBSNext chapter →PrefaceAll chapters and sections (33)SAY THISJOSEPH JACOBSJOHN D. BATTENPrefaceFull-Page IllustrationsConnla and the Fairy MaidenGuleeshThe Field of BoliaunsThe Horned WomenConall YellowclawHudden and Dudden and Donald O'NearyThe Shepherd of MyddvaiThe Sprightly TailorThe Story of DeirdreMunachar and ManacharGold-Tree and Silver-TreeKing O'Toole and His GooseThe Wooing of OlwenJack and His ComradesThe Shee an Gannon and the Gruagach GaireThe Story-Teller at FaultThe Sea-MaidenA Legend of KnockmanyFair, Brown, and TremblingJack and His MasterBeth GellertThe Tale of IvanAndrew CoffeyThe Battle of the BirdsBrewery of EggshellsThe Lad with the Goat-skinNotes and ReferencesFolk and Fairy Tales from Many LandsG. P. PUTNAM'S SONSNEW YORK AND LONDONTo← JOSEPH JACOBSPreface →
