THE GOLD OF FAIRNILEE
By Andrew Lang
TO JEANIE LANG, LARRA
Dear Jeanie,
For you, far away on the other side of the world, I made this little tale of our own country. Your father and I have dug for treasure in the Camp of Rink, with our knives, when we were boys. We did not find it: the story will tell you why.
Are there Fairies as well as Bunyips in Australia? I hope so.
Yours always,
WHUPPITY STOORIE’S SONG IN THIS TALE
IS BY THE AUTHOR’S FRIEND, F. De Q. M.
CONTENTS
[ CHAPTER II.—How Randal’s Father Came Home ]
[ CHAPTER III.—How Jean was brought to Fairnlee ]
[ CHAPTER IV.—Randal and Jean. ]
[ CHAPTER VI.—The Wishing Well ]
[ CHAPTER VII.—Where is Randal? ]
[ CHAPTER VIII.—The Ill Years ]
[ CHAPTER IX.—The White Roses ]
[ CHAPTER X.—Out of fairyland ]
[ CHAPTER XI.—The Fairy Bottle ]
[ CHAPTER XII.—At the Catrail ]
[ CHAPTER XIII.—The Gold of Fairnilee. ]
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