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The Gold Of Fairnilee
Andrew Lang
Under Fairnilee the Good Folk keep their bargains strangely, and Randal pays for wandering near the wishing well. Andrew Lang, the great fairy-tale collector, wrote this one himself: Scottish border magic, Jean's devotion, and gold that is not what it seems. A small masterpiece of borderland glamour. Drink from the wishing well. Please note: this is the text of the story only. It has no pictures, so it is meant for a grown-up to read aloud rather than for a child to read alone. The illustrated experience of this story is the audiobook edition on Littletone.
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16 chapters
- 1THE GOLD OF FAIRNILEE
- 2WHUPPITY STOORIE’S SONG IN THIS TALE IS BY THE AUTHOR’S FRIEND, F. De Q. M.
- 3THE GOLD OF FAIRNILEE
- 4CHAPTER I.—The Old House
- 5CHAPTER II.—How Randal’s Father Came Home
- 6CHAPTER III.—How Jean was brought to Fairnlee
- 7CHAPTER IV.—Randal and Jean.
- 8CHAPTER V.—The Good Folk
- 9CHAPTER VI.—The Wishing Well
- 10CHAPTER VII.—Where is Randal?
- 11CHAPTER VIII.—The Ill Years
- 12CHAPTER IX.—The White Roses
- 13CHAPTER X.—Out of fairyland
- 14CHAPTER XI.—The Fairy Bottle
- 15CHAPTER XII.—At the Catrail
- 16CHAPTER XIII.—The Gold of Fairnilee.
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