CHAPTER VI. LIVING WITH THE TYLWYTH TEGThe Tale of Elidurus--Shui Rhys and the Fairies--St. Dogmell's Parish, Pembrokeshire--Dancing with the Ellyllon--The Legend of Rhys and llewellyn--Death from joining in the Fairy Reel--Legend of the Bush of Heaven--The Forest of the Magic Yew--The Tale of Twm and Iago--Taffy ap Sion, a Legend of Pencader--The Traditions of Pant Shon Shenkin-Tudur of Llangollen; the Legend of Nany yr Ellyllon--Polly Williams and the Trefethin Elves--The Fairies of Frennifawr--Curiousity Tales--The Fiend Master--Iago ap Dewi--The Original of Rip van Winkle
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CLOSELY akin to the subject of changelings is that of adults or wellgrown children being led away to live with the Tylwyth Teg. In this field the Welsh traditions are innumerable, and deal not only with the last
