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Celtic Folklore, Welsh and Manx (Volume 2 of 2)

Note 16 — Chapter VII · Triumphs of the Water-world

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4. Lastly, it may be said that the fairies being supposed deathless, there would be no reason why they should hurry; and even in case the delay meant a century or two, that makes no perceptible approach to the extravagant scale of time common enough in our fairy tales, when, for instance, they make a man who has whiled ages away in fairyland, deem it only so many minutes16.

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