User:DraculavanHelsing/Books/English Folklore, Legends & Fairy Tales

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 * Adder stone
 * Adhene
 * Andrew Lang's Fairy Books
 * Ann Maddocks
 * Apple Wassail
 * Arkan Sonney
 * Ascapart
 * Babes in the Wood
 * Ballad
 * Barghest
 * Beast of Bevendean
 * Beast of Bodmin
 * Beast of Exmoor
 * Biddenden Maids
 * Billy Blind
 * Bisterne Dragon
 * Black Annis
 * Black dog (ghost)
 * Black Lady of Bradley Woods
 * Black Shuck
 * Bloody Bones
 * Bluecap
 * Blunderbore
 * Bogeyman
 * Boggart
 * Bogle
 * Border ballad
 * Border Morris
 * Bottle-kicking
 * Bowerman's Nose
 * Brag (folklore)
 * Britannia Coco-nut Dancers
 * Broadside (music)
 * Brown Lady of Raynham Hall
 * Brownie (folklore)
 * Bucca (mythological creature)
 * Bugbear
 * Buggane
 * Bundling (tradition)
 * Cabbit
 * Candy apple
 * Cap-o'-Rushes
 * Caratacus
 * Catskin
 * Cauld Lad of Hylton
 * Cerne Abbas Giant
 * Chained Oak
 * Changeling
 * Chapbook
 * Charmer (folklore)
 * Childe Rowland
 * Chime hours
 * Christmas pudding
 * Church grim
 * Classifications of fairies
 * Clogging
 * Cock Lane ghost
 * Cofgod
 * Colbrand (giant)
 * Colt pixie
 * Cooper's Hill Cheese-Rolling and Wake
 * Corineus
 * Cormoran
 * Corn dolly
 * Cornish mythology
 * Cottingley Fairies
 * Countless stones
 * Crazywell Pool
 * Crying the Neck
 * Cunning folk
 * Cunning folk in Britain
 * Dando's dogs
 * Davy Jones' Locker
 * Denham Tracts
 * Devil Whale
 * Devil's Footprints
 * Dorset Ooser
 * Drake's Drum
 * Drummer of Tedworth
 * Dun Cow
 * Dunnie
 * Eachy
 * Elder Mother
 * Elf-arrow
 * Elfshot
 * Enfield Poltergeist
 * English folklore
 * English rose (epithet)
 * Eyre legend
 * Fairy
 * Fairy Ointment
 * Fairy Queen
 * Fairy ring
 * Fairyland
 * Familiar spirit
 * Fenodyree
 * Fiskerton Phantom
 * Flibbertigibbet
 * Folklore of Lancashire
 * Garland dance
 * Girdle-measurers
 * Glashtyn
 * Glastonbury Thorn
 * Gogmagog (giant)
 * Goldilocks and the Three Bears
 * Goram and Vincent
 * Green children of Woolpit
 * Green Man
 * Greensleeves
 * Grindylow
 * Groaning food
 * Guy Fawkes Night
 * Gytrash
 * Habetrot
 * Hairy Hands
 * Halifax Gibbet
 * Hand of Glory
 * Herne the Hunter
 * Hexham Heads
 * Highgate Vampire
 * Hob (folklore)
 * Hobby horse
 * Hobgoblin
 * Hoodening
 * Horkey
 * Horse skulls
 * Hot cross bun
 * Hunky punk
 * Jack (hero)
 * Jack and Jill (nursery rhyme)
 * Jack and the Beanstalk
 * Jack Be Nimble
 * Jack Frost
 * Jack in the green
 * Jack Mary Ann
 * Jack o' Kent
 * Jack O'Legs
 * Jack of all trades, master of none
 * Jack Sprat
 * Jack the Giant Killer
 * Jack-in-Irons
 * Jan Tregeagle
 * Jenny Greenteeth
 * Jig doll
 * Jimmy Squarefoot
 * Jingling Geordie's Hole
 * Joan the Wad
 * John Bull
 * Johnny Noddy
 * Julian's Bower
 * Kissing bough
 * Knucker
 * Lady Lovibond
 * Lambton Worm
 * Lantern man
 * Legend of the Mistletoe Bough
 * Lincoln Imp
 * Lindworm
 * Lithobolia
 * Little Jack Horner
 * Loan Maclibuin
 * London Bridge Is Falling Down
 * Long Meg and Her Daughters
 * Lubber fiend
 * Luck of Edenhall
 * Lud son of Heli
 * Lyonesse