Brownies and Bogles - Louise Imogen Guiney

CONTENTS.

CHAPTER I.
WHAT FAIRIES WERE AND WHAT THEY DID	[11]
CHAPTER II.
FAIRY RULERS	[22]
CHAPTER III.
THE BLACK ELVES	[33]
CHAPTER IV.
THE LIGHT ELVES	[46]
CHAPTER V.
DEAR BROWNIE	[63]
CHAPTER VI.
OTHER HOUSE-HELPERS	[79]
CHAPTER VII.
WATER-FOLK	[96]
CHAPTER VIII.
MISCHIEF-MAKERS	[109]
CHAPTER IX.
PUCK; AND POETS' FAIRIES	[123]
CHAPTER X.
CHANGELINGS	[133]
CHAPTER XI.
FAIRYLAND	[146]
CHAPTER XII.
THE PASSING OF THE LITTLE PEOPLE	[159]

The little river-neck of Sweden	[Frontis.]
"God speed you, gentlemen!"	[16]
The Neapolitan fairy	[25]
The elf-monarch who was made court-fool	[29]
The Isle of Rügen Dwarfs that give presents to children	[31]
The Dwarf that borrowed the silk gown	[35]
The Black Dwarfs of Rügen planning mischief	[38]
The Troll's children	[40]
A Coblynau	[42]
"I can't stay any longer!"	[45]
An elle-maid of Denmark	[48]
Bertha, the White Lady	[49]
Some Greek fairies	[51]
An elf-traveller	[58]
Brownie's delight was to do domestic service	[65]
Brownie relishes his bowl of cream	[70]
All that Pück demanded	[73]
"Wag-at-the-Wa'"	[75]
An Irish Cluricaune	[84]
Japanese children and Brownies	[86]
A little Fir-Darrig	[87]
The persistent Kobold of Köpenick	[93]
Mer-folk	[98]
The old Nix near Ghent	[100]
The work of the Nickel	[101]
Hob in Hobhole	[106]
The Irish Pooka was a horse too	[111]
Will o'-the-Wisp	[113]
Pisky also chased the farmers' cows	[118]
Red Comb was a tyrant	[119]
The Welsh Puck	[126]
A merry night-wanderer	[127]
"By the moon we sport and play"	[129]
The elves whose little eyes glow	[132]
There was an Irish changeling	[137]
"The acorn before the oak have I seen"	[139]
She heard a faint voice singing under a leaf	[143]
"Ainsel"	[144]
Gitto Bach and the fairies	[148]
Kaguyahime, the moon-maid	[149]
The little hunchback	[152]
Taknakanx Kan	[156]
"Al was this loud fulfilled of faeries"	[161]
Fairy stories	[163]
The capture of Skillywidden	[165]
Good-bye	[171]