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Fairy Tales of Modern Greece, by Theodore P. Gianakoulis and Georgia H. MacPherson

TO the question, “Does any fragment of ancient Greek mythology survive?” the answer is, “Yes, the nymphs.” For among the hills and across the fields and streams of Greece, where the gods were born and dwelt, fairies now dance and play and radiate a subtle charm. Fairies are none other than the modern forms of …

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