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A curated selection of Cornish romances and folk legends is retold in plain, child-friendly prose, gathering tales of giants and their wrestling, enchanted isles, river-origin myths, fairy encounters and ointments, mermaids and buccas, wreckers and spectres, love and betrayal, and the medieval Tristan and Iseult romance. Each narrative is condensed and clarified to emphasize local supernatural motifs, landscape-bound origin stories, moral lessons, and dramatic episodes, presented as vivid, accessible tales that preserve regional color while removing obscure dialect and lengthy digressions.
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