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“Happiness is like those palaces in fairy tales whose gates are guarded by dragons: we must fight in order to conquer it.”

~ Alexandre Dumas

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"Then came October, full of merry glee."
~ Spenser, The Faerie Queene

Art: The Acorn Fairy. Cicely Mary Barker, Flower Fairies of the Autumn (1900).

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It was not just the ghosts of thr past that spurred Aeneas to continue his journey, but the ghosts of those not yet born: every Roman appeared to him, urging him on in the Underworld.

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You still have plenty of time to see the wonderful lineup of artists at . Exhibitions are on view through October 23 - don't miss out!

Kseniia Boko, “Dreamers”
Amanita
oil on canvas

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Alfred Pomeroy Jones, sealawyer, born in Mumbles, sung like a linnet, crowned you with a flagon, tattoed with mermaids, thirst like a dredger, died of blisters.

Under Milk Wood
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🎨 W Heath Robinson

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Illustration for Alexander Pushkin's 'Fairytale of the Tsar Saltan', 1905 https://t.co/n1rPf12t8q

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In Irish folklore the banshee modern Irish bean sí, is defined as "woman of the fairy mound" or "fairy woman" who heralds the death of a family member, by shrieking, or keening. Her name is linked to the tumuli that dot rural Ireland & harbors dead spirits

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Galician "lavandeira" (washerwoman) is a hag who appears at night washing bloodstained clothes in a stream. She asks you to help her to twist her laundry. You must do it just the opposite way to her, and she will dissipate. Otherwise, you will suffer misfortune.

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Anne Boleyn’s spectral carriage has been seen racing past Blickling Hall and each Christmas, Anne’s ghost manifests at Hever Castle, under an oak tree where she and Henry VIII once courted.


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First snippet of Kerry Darlington's brand new release titled "Under My Wing" This artwork will be teardrop shaped and £695! Contact us to pre order yours now!

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'The woman twisted wool until her fingers bled. The pattern moved under her meticulous care, battened by a repetitive force that might have been better suited to a pickaxe.'
- The Who Did Something


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by Erin Beachy

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In Southern States of America, folk said the blue-jay was never seen on a Friday, because it was carrying sticks to the Devil in hell. This bird was the Devil's messenger and spy...

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According to Norwegian folklore, ghosts are solitary creatures that prefer their own company. But sometimes ghost gatherings occur, usually in churches and cemeteries, and if you happen to stumble upon such an event, you're lucky if you get away alive.

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