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Cathryn Tells Celtic
Balor Evil Eye, from a 15th c. Irish manuscript. Garwaf, from a 12th c. lay of Brittany.
Manawydden, from the 12th c. Welsh Mabinogion. Binnorie, from a 1648 Scots ballad.
Son of the King, Ancient Irish. Selkie Mother, from the Hebrides, a traditional Traveler's tale.
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Kateryn Parr Tells All
Hear the truth about all six queens of Henry VIII from the lips of the remarkable woman
who wrote books, married four times, tutored Elizabeth I, and was nearly beheaded for heresy.
This is an historically accurate, yet personal view of the Tudor court, filled with intrigue, gossip, wit and song.
Lose your head over the lady who survived Henry.
Catherine of Aragon • Anne Boleyn • Jane Seymour • Anne of Cleves • Katherine Howard •
Kateryn Parr, Queene • Reformation • Kateryn survives • Henry dies • Elizabeth and the end
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Cathryn Tells All
Buryonka, Russian. Ali Cogia, Arabian. Lion's Whisker, Ethiopian. The Cave, Sioux.
Perfect Dragon, Chinese. Hexed, Southern US. Wise Woman, Mexican. Headly Koo, English.
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Celtic Cnot of Clan MacCool
Some of my favorite stories of Fionn MacCool as related by his son, Oisín, to a very fascinated St. Patrick.
Connemara Beach * Oisín & Patrick * Salmon of Knowledge * Burning of Tara
Clan Wolfhounds * Saba’s Love * Oisín in Tir na nOg
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"What the heart knows today, the head will understand tomorrow."
James Stephens
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