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Hidden people -- The origin of the hidden people -- The elf-woman in childbirth -- The grateful elf-woman -- The magic scythe -- The elf-steeple -- The father of eighteen elves -- The girl at the shieling -- Katla's dream -- The church builder of Reynir -- Redhead the man-whale -- Hildur, queen of the elves -- The story of Geirlaug -- The elves' dance on New Year's Eve -- Trolls -- Blessing the cliffs -- Gilitrutt -- Gellivör -- Katla and the magic shoes -- Trunt, trunt and the trolls in the fells -- How Kráka lost her lover -- The giantess's staff -- Grýla -- Ghosts -- Mother mine don't weep, weep -- White cap -- Lost my lusty complexion -- The deacon of myrká -- The ghost's son -- Móri, the ghost of Írafell -- Selsmóri, the ghost of Selur -- The hauntings at Stokkseyri -- The hairy man at Skardi -- Mela-manga -- Skotta, the ghost from Móhús -- Water monsters -- The merman laughs -- The mermaid of Slettusand -- Nennir, the water horse -- Better a seal skin than a child -- The Lagarfljót serpent -- Magicians -- Sæmundur and the black school -- The witch ride -- Loftur the enchanter -- Thorgeir's bull -- Eiríkur of vogsós -- Hálfdán and Björn the fiddler -- The magicians of the Westmann islands -- Monsters, money, and fairy tales -- Skuggabaldur and skoffín -- Naddi -- Búkolla -- The dreamer and the money chest -- The ghost and his buried treasure -- Black cloak hill -- The story of Jón Ásmundarson.
retold by J.M. Bedell ; introduced and translated by Terry Gunnell.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 265-267).