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Mystic Charms & Superstitions
of Ireland
LADY WILDE
CHATTO & WINDUS
1919
ON
ANCIENT LEGENDS OF IRELAND.
| PAGE |
| Introduction |
| The Horned Women |
| The Legend of Ballytowtas Castle |
| A Wolf Story |
| The Evil Eye |
| The Stolen Bride |
| Fairy Music |
| The Fairy Dance |
| Fairy Justice |
| The Priests Soul |
| The Fairy Race |
| The Trial by Fire |
| The Lady Witch |
| Ethna the Bride |
| The Fairies Revenge |
| Fairy Helpthe Phouka |
| The Farmer Punished |
| The Farmers Wife |
| The Midnight Ride |
| The Leprehaun |
| The Legends of the Western Islands |
| The Brides Death-Song |
| The Childs Dream |
| The Fairy Child |
| The Doom |
| The Clearing from Guilt |
| The Holy Well and the Murderer |
| Legends of Innis-Sarka Womans Curse |
| Legends of the Dead in the Western Islands |
| The Death Sign |
| Kathleen |
| November Eve |
| The Dance of the Dead |
| Superstitions concerning the Dead |
| The Fatal Love-Charm |
| The Fenian Knights |
| Rathlin Island |
| The Strange Guests |
| The Dead Soldier |
| The Three Gifts |
| The Fairies as Fallen Angels |
| The Fairy Changeling |
| Fairy Wiles |
| Shaun-Mor |
| The Cave Fairies |
| The Tuatha-de-Danann |
| Edain the Queen |
| The Royal Steed |
| Evil Spells |
| Cathal the King |
| The Poets Malediction |
| Drimial Agus Thorial |
| An Irish Adept of the Islands |
| The May Festival |
| May-Day Superstitions |
| Festivals |
| Candlemas |
| Whitsuntide |
| Whitsuntide Legend of the Fairy Horses |
| November Spells |
| November Eve |
| A Terrible Revenge |
| Midsummer |
| The Baal Fires and Dances |
| The Fairy Doctress |
| Marriage Rites |
| The Dead |
| The Wake Orgies |
| The Ancient Mysteries |
| The Power of The Word |
| The Poet and the King |
| The Sidhe Race |
| Music |
| Poet InspirationEodain the Poetess |
| The Banshee |
| Queen Maeve |
| Death Signs |
| The Hartpole Doom |
| Superstitions |
| The Fairy Rath |
| Fairy Nature |
| Irish Nature |
| LEGENDS OF ANIMALS. |
| Concerning Dogs |
| Concerning Cats |
| The King of the Cats |
| The Demon Cat |
| Cat Nature |
| Seanchan the Bard and the King of the Cats |
| The Bards |
| King Arthur and the Cat |
| Concerning Cows |
| Fairy Wiles |
| The Dead Hand |
| The Wicked Widow |
| The Butter Mystery |
| Concerning Birds |
| The Magpie |
| The Wren |
| The Raven and Water Wagtail |
| The Cuckoo and Robin Redbreast |
| Concerning Living Creatures |
| The Cricket |
| The Beetle |
| The Hare |
| The Weasel |
| The Properties of Herbs and their Use in Medicine |
| A Love Potion |
| Love Dreams |
| To Cause Love |
| Medical Superstitions and Ancient Charms |
| Against Sorrow |
| To Win Love |
| For the Night Fire (the Fever) |
| For a Pain in the Side |
| For the Measles |
| For the Mad Fever |
| Against Enemies |
| To Extract a Thorn |
| To Cause Hatred between Lovers |
| For Love |
| How to have Money Always |
| For the Great Worm |
| For Sore Eyes |
| For Pains in the Body |
| Against Drowning |
| In Time of Battle |
| For the Red Rash |
| To Tame a Horse |
| A very Ancient Charm against Wounds or Poisons |
| For a Sore Breast |
| For a Wound |
| For the Evil Eye |
| For St. Anthonys Fire |
| How to go Invisible |
| For Pains |
| For a Sprain |
| To Cause Love |
| For the Bite of a Mad Dog |
| For Toothache |
| For Freckles |
| For a Burn |
| For the Memory |
| For the Falling Sickness |
| For Chin-Cough |
| For Rheumatism |
| For a Stye on the Eyelid |
| To Cure Warts |
| For a Stitch in the Side |
| For Weak Eyes |
| For Water on the Brain |
| For Hip Disease |
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