British Goblins: Welsh Folk-lore, Fairy Mythology, Legends and Traditions
Wirt Sikes
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Length 11 h 28 min
Chapters 33
First published 1880
The British Isles, in particular Wales, are renowned for legend and folklore. The author, an American journalist working in Europe, was appointed Consul to Wales and thus began his fascination with Welsh folklore. He became a renowned authority and published several books on the subject. This work is more of a scholarly discussion on the origins and geography than a narration of the stories. - Summary by Lynne Thompson
Chapters
1
Preface Read by Lynne T 3:09
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Book 1 Chapter 2 Read by Amelia Chesley 33:11
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Book 1 Chapter 3 Read by mbeidl 24:01
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Book 1 Chapter 4 Read by Lynne T 12:02
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Book 1 Chapter 5 Read by Lynne T 13:44
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Book 1 Chapter 6 Parts 1-7 Read by MaryAnn 22:09
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Book 1 Chapter 6 Parts 8-13 Read by MaryAnn 18:40
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Book 1 Chapter 7 Read by Lynne T 19:42
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Book 1 Chapter 8 Read by Lynne T 16:13
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Book 1 Chapter 9 Read by David Lawrence 13:06
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Book 1 Chapter 10 Read by Gary Davis 14:47
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Book 1 Chapter 11 Read by Gary Davis 19:33
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Book 2 Chapter 1 Read by Matt Butcher 23:28
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Book 2 Chapter 2 Read by Matt Butcher 28:00
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Book 2 Chapter 3 Read by Matt Butcher 12:04
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Book 2 Chapter 4 Read by Matt Butcher 21:16
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Book 2 Chapter 5 Read by Lynne T 27:46
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Book 2 Chapter 6 Read by Amelia Chesley 16:17
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Book 2 Chapter 7 Read by Lynne T 23:02
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Book 2 Chapter 8 Read by Lynne T 23:23
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Book 2 Chapter 9 Read by Lynne T 21:39
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Book 3 Chapter 1 Read by Lynne T 27:42
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Book 3 Chapter 2 Read by Amelia Chesley 16:46
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Book 3 Chapter 3 Read by Lynne T 16:00
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Book 3 Chapter 4 Read by MaryAnn 22:23
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Book 3 Chapter 5 Read by MaryAnn 13:50
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Book 3 Chapter 6 Read by Lynne T 26:26
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Book 3 Chapter 7 Read by Lynne T 28:29
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Book 4 Chapter 1 Read by Ken Dolinger 12:17
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Book 4 Chapter 2 Read by Tony Oliva 36:48
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Book 4 Chapter 3 Read by Lynne T 21:56
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Book 4 Chapter 4 Read by TriciaG 19:38
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Book 4 Chapter 5 Read by Timothy Ferguson 19:04
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