Thursday, September 18, 2014
The Mistle-Child
Sir Hugh Platt says: “By sitting uppon a hill late in an evening, neare a wood, in a few nights a firedrake will appeare; marke where it lighteth, and there you shall find an oake with a mistletoe therein, at the roots wherof there is a mistel child, wherof many strange things are conceived.”- W.C. Hazlitt’s Dictionary of Faiths and Folklore.
Labels:
art,
dark forest,
fairy tale,
folk tale,
forest,
mistle child,
mistletoe,
oak trees,
painting
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