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INDEX.
| B | |
| Balderich, the Giant, 150 | |
| Banou, the Fairy Peri, 97 | |
| Banshee, the, 97, 165 | |
| Baring-Gould quoted, 190 | |
| Barra, Giant in, 174 | |
| Battle of the Birds, the, 71—81 | |
| a sun myth, 77 | |
| kindred tales, 82 | |
| Beauty and the Beast, 2, 98 | |
| in old Hindu legends, 8 | |
| kindred with Eros and Psyche, Urvasî and Purûravas, and Orpheus and Eurydiké, 53 | |
| and other tales, 82 | |
| Berkhyas, the Dïv, described, 110 | |
| Bheki, the frog, story of, 24, 78 | |
| Big John and the Bocan, 161 | |
| Blind Man, Deaf Man, and the Rakshas, story of, 103—109 | |
| Blue Bird, 2 | |
| Blunderbore, the Giant, 191 | |
| Bocan, the, a kind of Brownie, 160 | |
| Big John and the Bocan, 161 | |
| Callum Mohr MacIntosh and the Bocan, 161 | |
| Boggarts, the, 136 | |
| another form of Robin Goodfellow, 137 | |
| story of a Yorkshire Boggart, 138 | |
| Boobrie, a Water Spirit in form of a great bird, 164 | |
| Brother, meaning of the word, 19 | |
| Brownies, 136 | |
| more helpful than Boggarts, 139 | |
| the farm spirits, 160 | |
| Brynhilt, 35, 97 | |
| C | |
| Callum Mohr MacIntosh and the Bocan, 161 | |
| Campbell, J. F., his Popular Tales of the West Highlands, 71 | |
| story of Conall Cra Bhuidhe quoted, 87 | |
| full of curious stories, 160 | |
| on the Fuath, 165 | |
| on Gaelic Giants, quoted, 173 | |
| Changelings, 167 | |
| stories of, 167—170 | |
| the Tailor and a, 170 | |
| Charon ferries the souls of the dead, 47 | |
| Church bells disliked by Trolls, 144 | |
| Cinderella, 2, 98 | |
| story told in all countries of Europe, 8 | |
| legend of, 33 | |
| meaning of, 33, 185 | |
| Centaurs, 95 | |
| Clodd, on Aryan names, 19 | |
| Conal Cra Bhuidhe and the Giant, 87 | |
| Connal, son of King Cruachan, and the Giant, 174 | |
| Cormoran, the Cornish Giant, 191 | |
| Cumberland legend, 133 | |
| D | |
| Dasent, Dr., his Norse Tales, 54, 80, 143 | |
| Daughter, meaning of the word, 19 | |
| Dawn, typified by Cinderella, 33 | |
