Elin is warned by the old folks she lives with to take care that the fairies don't steal her away, but the temptation to play with them is great.
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Elin is warned by the old folks she lives with to take care that the fairies don't steal her away, but the temptation to play with them is great.
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Fine in Near Fine dust jacket. 0872264661. Part of the Folk Tales of the World series. Illustrated by Honey de Lacey. First American printing. Fine in a very near fine, price clipped dust jacket.
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Near Fine in Near Fine jacket. Size: 4to-over 9.75"-12" tall; 1st edition, 1st printing hardcover in glossy illustrated boards with bumped head of spine. No names, tears or soil. Not Exlib. Dust jacket not price clipped, displays beautifully in new mylar. More than suitable for gift-giving. 28 unpaginated, leaves, well illustrated in full color. Old Bet is always warning Elin that fairies are dangerous, but the foolish girl just won't listen. So, when Elin mysteriously disappears, Bet is quite certain that the fairies themselves have stolen her away. Then a storm brings a visitor, who shows the old woman that fairy enchantment is even stranger than she thought. Beautiful, atmospheric illustrations capture the magic of this traditional Welsh tale.
