One hears in the old poems of men taken away to help the gods in a battle, and Cuchullan won the goddess Fand for a while, by helping her married sister and her sister’s husband to overthrow another nation of the Land of Promise. I have been told, too, that the people of faery ot even play at hurley uhey have oher side some mortal, whose body, or whatever has been put in its place, as the story-teller would say, is asleep at home. Without mortal help they are shadowy and ot even strike the balls. One day I was walking over some marshy land in Galway with a friend when we found an old, hard-featured man digging a ditch. My friend had heard that this man had seen a wonderful sight of some kind, and at last we got the story out of him. When he was a boy he was w one day with about thirty men and women and boys. They were beyond Tuam and not far from Knoa-gur. Presently they saw, all thirty of them, and at a distance of about half-a-mile, some hundred and ……（内容加载失败！）
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