Welsh Folk-Lore / a Collection of the Folk-Tales and Legends of North Wales
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A systematic anthology of North Welsh oral tradition that gathers folk-tales, legends, and analytical essays on supernatural beings, local customs, place-names, and popular beliefs. The compiler records multiple regional variants of fairy narratives and related motifs, examines names and proposed origins, and comments on how mythic fragments reflect earlier cultural layers. Retellings and comparative notes illustrate recurring themes of human interaction with an otherworldly presence, while methodological remarks describe sources and collection practices, and brief glosses on dialect terms and local usages help situate each tale within its community context.
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