Samuel Peterson’s Reviews > Celtic Tales: Fairy Tales and Stories of Enchantment from Ireland, Scotland, Brittany, and Wales > Status Update

I love how in these first couple of pages, it is centered on the dragon and how it has been tormenting this countryside day-in and day-out.

The final story is "Meredydd and the Wyvern." The picture shows a man with an axe preparing to cut off a dragon's, or wyvern's in this case, head as it is asleep.

Another lovely story! I love that it was once again about a heroine who accomplished the deeds.

"He was returning in haste down the glen to present himself, in his rightful form, to the maiden whom he loved and whom he hoped to win for his bride, but he could not see her. Long, long he sought, but he could not find her, while all the time she was sitting patiently waiting on the stone. For the spell was on her eyes, too, and hindered her from seeing him, as it hindered him seeing her."Oh that's devious & clever

Lol, what?! You get food out of the right ear of the bull and drink out of the left? I've never heard of such a thing!

A little editing mistake here. It should be the first daughter who left at this moment, not the second.

The next story is "The Black Bull of Norrorway."

That was a lovely story. And it was the heroine who saved the day instead of the hero.

And the hobgoblin tells Bella that she has to cross-dress in order to trick the witch and free her fiancé? Oh, that's hilarious!

A sudden hobgoblin is sudden!