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After wetting the red rash, which had broken out over the sick person's body, he muttered: "He eagle, she eagle, I send you over nine seas, and over nine mountains, and over nine acres of moor and fen, where no dog shall bark, no cow low, and no eagle shall higher rise." After that, the patient was sure that he felt better. AFTER WETTING THE RED RASH WHICH HAD BROKEN OUT OVER THE SICK PERSON'S BODY HE MUTTERED HE EAGLE SHE EAGLE I SEND YOU OVER THE NINE SEAS AND OVER NINE MOUNTAINS AND OVER NINE ACRES OF MOOR AND FEN WHERE NO DOG SHALL BARK NO COW LO AND NO EAGLE SHALL HIGHER RISE AFTER THAT THE PATIENT WAS SURE THAT HE FELT BETTER
ed long and happily. Their descendants, in the thirty-seventh generation, are proud of the grand exploit of their ancestors, while all the farmers honor his memory and bless the name of the lovely girl that put the monster asleep. III THE TWO CAT WITCHES In old days, it was believed that the seventh son, in a family of sons, was a conjurer by nature. That is, he could work wonders like the fairies and excel the doctors in curing diseases. If he were the seventh son of a seventh son, he was himself a wonder of wonders. The story ran that he could even cure the "shingles," which is a very troublesome disease. It is called also by a Latin name, which means a snake, because, as it gets worse, it coils itself around the body. Now the eagle can attack the serpent and conquer and kill this poisonous creature. To secure such power, Hugh, the conjurer, ate the flesh of eagles. When he wished to cure the serpent-disease, he uttered words in the form of a charm which acted as a talisman and cure.  CHAPTER THREE OF WALSH FAIRY TALES THIS IS A LIVER BOX RECORDING ALL LIVER BOX RECORDINGS ARE INTO PUBLIC DOMAIN FOR MORE INFORMATION OR TO VOLUNTEER PLEASE VISIT LIEBERVOX DAT ORG RECORDING BY JAMES LEPINE CHAPTER THREE THE TWO CAT WITCHES IN THE OLD DAYS IT WAS BELIEVED THAT THE SEVENTH SON AND A FAMILY OF SONS WAS A CONJUROR BY NATURE THAT IS HE COULD WORK WONDERS LIKE THE FAIRIES AND EXCEL DOCTORS IN CURING DISEASES IF HE WERE THE SEVENTH SON OF A SEVENTH SON HE WAS HIMSELF A WONDER OF WONDERS THE STORY RAN THAT HE COULD EVEN CURE THE SHINGLES WHICH WAS A VERY TROUBLESOME DISEASE IT IS CALLED ALSO BY A LATIN NAME WHICH MEANS A SNAKE BECAUSE AS IT GETS WORSE IT COILS ITSELF AROUND THE BODY NOW THE EAGLE CAN ATTACK THE SERPENT AND CONQUER AND KILL THIS POISONOUS CREATURE TO SECURE SUCH POWER YOU THE CONJUROR ATE THE FLESH OF EAGLES WHEN HE WISHED TO CURE THE SERPENT DISEASE HE UTTERED THE WORDS IN THE FORM OF A CHARM WHICH ACTED AS A TALISMAN AND A CURE
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