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Welsh Fairy Tales I HAVE HEARD of no evil fairies in Wales; all the mischief seems to be the work of witches. We should not forget our debt to Wales for those stories from the world of imagination. » The Fairies Of Caragonan » The Craig-Y-Don Blacksmith » Old Gwilym » The Baby-Farmer » The Old Man And The Fairies » Tommy Pritchard » Kaddy's Luck » The Story Of Gelert » Origin Of The Welsh » Crows » Robert Roberts And The Fairies » The Fairy Of The Dell » Ellen's Luck » The Fairies' Mint » The Pellings » The Long-Lived Ancestors » The Giantess's Apron-Full » Gwrgan Farfdrwch's Fable » Welsh Rabbit And Hunted Hares » The Mighty Monster Afang » The Two Cat Witches » How The Cymry Land Became Inhabited » The Boy That Was Named Trouble » The Golden Harp » The Great Red Dragon Of Wales » The Touch Of Clay » The Touch Of Iron » The Maiden Of The Green Forest » The Treasure Stone Of The Fairies » Giant Tom And Giant Blubb » A Boy That Visited Fairyland » The Welshery And The Normans » The Welsh Fairies Hold A Meeting » King Arthur's Cave » The Lady Of The Lake » The King's Foot Holder » Powell, Prince Of Dyfed » Powell And His Bride » Why The Back Door Was Front » The Red Bandits Of Montgomery » The Fairy Congress » The Sword Of Avalon

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