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37245	Tregarthen, Enys	The Piskey-Purse: Legends and Tales of North Cornwall			.txt	text/plain	48228	2577	90	dear Wee Folk--the merry little Piskeys--who, Great-Grannie said, 'Some of the dear little Piskeys' golden money,' answered the child. golden pennies, the little Piskey Man told me,' said the boy. 'Don't be afraid, dear child,' said the sweet little voice, in which It was said that Gerna often saw her Little Lady and her True Love, much-cried-for little maid came she should see them then, she said. home to my dear Mammie Trebisken,' said the little maid. 'Take your music and your song, you poor little dear,' she said in when Joan asked her where she had been so long, she said a little 'P'r'aps,' said the child softly, 'it is the dear Little People's 'Poor little things!' she cried, looking first at the small Long-Ears 'An old woman came to light her pipe and took her away,' said Tuesday. 'Whither away, my little dear?' cried the witch, as the child drew	./cache/37245.txt	./txt/37245.txt