The secret commonwealth of elves, fauns & fairies

Name: The secret commonwealth of elves, fauns & fairies
Author: Robert Kirk

by Robert Kirk

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The Secret Commonwealth of Elves Fauns & Fairies
Dedication. TO ROBERT LOUIS STEVENSON.
The Fairy Minister.
INTRODUCTION.
I. The History of the Book and Author.
II. The Secret Commonwealth.
III. “The Subterranean Inhabitants.”
IV. Fairyland and Hades.
V. Fairies and Psychical Research.
VI. Second Sight and “Telepathy.”
CHAPTER I. OF THE SUBTERRANEAN INHABITANTS.
A SUCCINT ACCOMPT
NOTE.
NOTES.
Note (a), p. xvi.—“The Psychical Society.”
Note (b), p. xxx.—“Their speech is a kind of whistling.”
Note (c), p. xl.—“Not long after the Spanish conquest of Peru.”
Note (d), p. l.
Note (e), p. lvii.—“Children at séances.”
Note (f), p. lxii.—“The pricking of witches.”
Note (a), p. 8.—“These Arrows that fly in the Dark.”
Note (b), p. 11.—“Milk thorow a hair-tedder.”
Note (c), p. 19.—“The Wreath (wraith) ... is only exuvious fumes of the Man, ... exhaled and congealed into a various likeness.”
Note (d), p. 23.—“Fairy hills.”
Note (e), p. 30.—“Master Great-rake, the Irish Stroaker.”
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