Sentence examples for fairy folk from inspiring English sources

The fairy folk may have their payment.

The phrase aos sídhe or the plural sídhe on its own (sometimes anglicized as shee) can denote fairy folk collectively.

There is an essay in here on the roots of the fairy folk, and who they really were, or might have been.

In British fairytales the human characters are often swept away to where the fairy folk live, down a tunnel, between the roots of trees.

Kelly Link's own contribution, "The Summer People", adds fairy folk and US backwoods gothic to the mix in a chilling tale.

That, for six decades, was the central question behind the Cottingley fairies mystery, the story of two English schoolgirls who claimed to have taken five pictures of fairy folk in the 1910s and afterward.

Thursday night's show at the Bowery Ballroom was headlined by the 60's-era British singer Vashti Bunyan, the great rediscovery of the current fairy-folk contingent.

In Book One, Conor Kelly and The Four Treasures of Eirean, he is kidnapped by a princess of the Sidhe, Ireland's fairy-folk, and goes on a quest to find four lost talismans of power... and yes, he has to fight a dragon!

4. What differences exist among fairy tales, folk tales, legends and fables?

FROM the Bible, Greek and Norse legends and fairy and folk tales, the apple is enshrined in our history.

This short story was first published in GriffithREVIEW 42 which looks at the role of fairy and folk tales in Australia.