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The Queer, the Quaint and the Quizzical

Fairy Treasure.

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In the Leverian Museum were deposited "Orbicular sparry bodies, commonly called fairies' money, from the banks of the Tyne, Northumberland." Ramon, a character in the play of "The Fatal Dowry," 1632, says—

But not a word of it, 'tis fairies' treasure; Which but reveal'd, brings on the babbler's ruine.

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