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Folk Tales of Brittany, by Elsie Masson, [1929], at sacred-texts.com
p. 7
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Beware, beware, lost creature! | |
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The enchanted forest | |
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Yolanda's fingers never stopped | |
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Coral ornaments were in her hair | |
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Milk flowed like water of a spring | |
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The waves rose swiftly higher | |
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Mariannik and little Loik | |
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How swift thy steed, my love, my love | |
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Guilcher on the haunted heath | |
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The dame peered at Téphany | |
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Wells filled with precious stones | |
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Jegu loved Barbaïk with all his heart | |
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Three angels dazzling with light | |
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Yannik of the woods | |
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Sullenly the mountain opens |
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