Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Fate of a Fairy
Well, you are the fairest little one I have ever seen. Come and take me to your mama.
So she took my hand and we both went to my mother, and the queen told her she would pay her well for the use of the ground while the fair lasted and that not a blade of grass should be harmed by her tribe if she would let them in. My mother said, They say gypsies steal child ren. Would thee steal mine?
The queen said: I give thee my hand and pledge that we will not steal anything belonging to you, or let anyone else, if we know it.
So she gave five pounds to my mother, then she turned my hair back from my forehead and said.
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