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[B] Prying.
[C] The mermaid, with glass and comb and with the tail of a fish, which is carved on a bench-end in Zennor church.
[D] Ancient hut-dwellings.
[E] Barrows.
[F] Cromlech. The term is derived from the legendary belief that these rude megalithic monuments were used by the giants when playing quoits.
[G] A little bit, in the least.
[H] In Cornwall witch is both masculine and feminine. The black witch exercises the most potent magic; the white witch being vastly inferior in power.
[I] Fool.
[J] Weak.
[K] Silly.