 | Elias Owen - 1896 - 308 sider
...having an egg,' and one of the two added, ' But 1 do not remember before seeing anybody brew beer in the shell of a hen's egg.' The mother then went to...found that her own children had been brought back." There is one important difference between these two tales. In the latter, the mother drops the children... | |
 | Sir John Rhys - 1901 - 462 sider
...having an egg"; and one of the two added, "But I do not remember before seeing anybody brew beer in the shell of a hen's egg." The mother then went to...had been directed. When she reached home this time, she found to her astonishment that her own children had been brought back.' Next comes a story about... | |
 | Sir John Rhys - 1901 - 462 sider
...having an egg"; and one of the two added, "But I do not remember before seeing anybody brew beer in the shell of a hen's egg." The mother then went to...did as she had been directed. When she reached home 1] UNDINE'S KYMRIC SISTERS 63 this time, she found to her astonishment that her own children had been... | |
 | 1902 - 680 sider
...her to go to a small wooden bridge not far off with one of the strange children under each arm, 193 and there to drop them from the bridge into the river...beneath. The mother went back home again and did as she was directed. When she reached home this time she found to her astonishment that her own children had... | |
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I remember seeing an oak having an acorn," to which the other replied, "And I remember seeing a hen having an egg"; and one of the two added, "But I do not remember before seeing anybody brew beer in the shell of a hen's egg." The mother then went to... 