FOLK-LORE

THE

OF THE

ISLE OF MAN,

BEING AN ACCOUNT OF ITS

MYTHS, LEGENDS, SUPERSTITIONS, CUSTOMS, & PROVERBS,

Collected from many sources; with a GENERAL INTRODUCTION; and with EXPLANATORY NOTES to each Chapter;

BY

AUTHOR OF "MANX NAMES," &c.

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"I would not for any quantity of gold, part with the wonderful tales which I have retained from my earliest childhood, or have met with in my progress through life."--Martin Luther.

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ISLE OF MAN: BROWN & SON, "Times" Buildings, Athol Street, Douglas.

LONDON: D. NUTT, 270, Strand.

[1891]

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