XXXVIII. THE CAULD LAD OF HILTON.

_Source_.--Henderson's _Folk-Lore of Northern Counties_, 2nd edition,

published by the Folk-Lore Society, pp. 266-7. I have written the

introductory paragraph so as to convey some information about Brownies,

Bogles, and Redcaps, for which Henderson, _l.c._, 246-53, is my

authority. Mr. Batten's portrait renders this somewhat superfluous.

_Parallels_.--The Grimms' “Elves” (No. 39) behave in like manner

on being rewarded for their services. Milton's “lubbar-fiend” in

_L'Allegro_ has all the characteristics of a Brownie.

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