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6o Fictions of the Irish Celts. glad." "Very well," said he, "I will do that ; and whenever you feel inclined to return, only mention your wish when you lie down at night." The next morning when she awoke, she found herself in her own old chamber in her father's palace. She rung the bell, and in a short time she had her mother, and father, and married sisters about her, and they laughed till they cried for joy at finding her safe back again. So in time she told them all that happened to her, and they didn't know what to advise her to do. She was as fond of her husband as ever, and said she was sure that he couldn't help letting the children go ; but still she was afraid beyond the world to have another child to be torn from her. ^^'ell, the mother and sisters consulted a i/~ wise woman that used to bring eggs to the castle, for they had great confidence in her wisdom. She said the only ^ plan was to secure the bear's skin that the prince was obliged to put on every mornmg, and get it burned, and then he couldn't help being a man night and day, and then the enchantment would be at an end. So they all persuaded her to do that, and she promised she would ; and after eight days she felt so great a longing to see her hu.sband again, that she made the wish the same night, and when she woke three hours after, she was in her husband's palace, and himself was watching over her. There was great joy on both sides, and they were happy for many days. Now she began to reflect how she never felt her husband leaving her of a morning, and how she never found him neglecting to give her a sweet drmk out of a gold cup just as she was going to bed. So one night she contrived not to drink any of it, though she pretended to do so ; and she was wakeful enough in the morning, and saw her husband passing out through a panel in the wainscot, though she kept her eyelids nearly closed. The next night she got a few drops of the sleepy posset that she saved the evening before, put into her husband's night drink, and that made
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LEGENDARY FICTIONS THE IRISH CELTS.
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PREFACE. Though the subject of this
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