Mistress Flynn and the Pot of Gold Tale
A Dublin style tale recalls Mistress Flynn and the Little People guiding her toward a treasure hint but never revealing a real gold pot. The narrator jokes about Kitty Flynn’s luck and the town’s wary silence on the secret of the treasure.
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Mistress Flynn and
the Pot of Gold
Fred
Strong
Fairy Postman and the Witty Widow of Roscommon
In Roscommon County a wily widow Kitty traps a fairy postman to seek treasure. She guides him across fields and fairy forts, trading his safety for a promised night and later planning to keep the riches for herself. Bridget O Hara arrives with a cheeky warning as Kitty slips into her day's routine.
The Little Man and Kitty in Drumdarra Wood Heist
Kitty Flynn schemes to hide the Little Man in a sack as she travels through Drumdarra wood to guard a treasure. The field of hopes shows copies of a turf hoard and the Little People mock her losses while she contemplates revenge. Mike Lanigan confronts Kitty as she trips but she outwits him and continues toward her home with the improvised fortune.
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Drummoch-a-Vanaghan
Gould
Kitty
Bridget O'Hara
Mike Lanigan
Drumdarra Wood
Ind
Cinter
Millia Murther
Ivery
Flynn
Acushla
Bedad
Bengoil Wan
Malone
Bengoil
Murphy
North Star
Blatherskite
Mike
Anny
Haverill
J. Mint
Transmigration of Ananda and the Enchanted Lotus Tale
Two sisters Ganga and Ananda spar over wealth and love. Ganga murders Ananda, but Krishna refashions Ananda as a caring lotus guardian for her daughter Sita. Sita thrives, gains a magical lotus, defeats Ganga, and marries a prince. The tale ends with honors to Ananda and a carved lotus motif in Travancore palaces.
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Ganga
Ananda
Gunga
Rami
Sita
Krishna
Travancore
Hindustan
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