- A
brownie or
broonie (Scots), also
known as a brùnaidh or
gruagach (Scottish Gaelic), is a
household spirit or
hobgoblin from
Scottish folklore that is...
- the home of the Uruisg/
broonie, the
familiar spirit of the
Macdonald of
Largie family. A rock
formation known as the
Broonie's Chair is
found at the extreme...
- Black, ISBN 978-1-4081-0218-3 [page needed] The Listener, 111, There's
Broonie, an
oatmeal gingerbread, and
Fatty Cutties — butter, flour,
sugar and currant...
- were
published by
Palmer Cox in the children's
magazine St. Nicholas.
Broonie is a variant. It was also a term for the Brownies,
referring to Girl Scouts...
- "(Review)
Fireside Tales of the
Traveller Children by
Duncan Williamson; The
Broonie,
Silkies and
Fairies by
Duncan Williamson; The Well at the World's End:...
-
Fireside Tales of the
Traveller Children (Edinburgh: Canongate, 1983) The
Broonie,
Silkies and Fairies: Travellers'
Tales (Edinburgh: Canongate, 1985) Tell...
- Williamson's
stories include,
Fireside Tales of the
Traveller Children, The
Broonie,
Silkies and Fairies, Tell Me a
Story for Christmas, May the
Devil Walk...
-
subsequently worked from the
nearby fishing station on the
mainland at
Broonie's Taing which was at its
height in the
early 1900s but had
declined by the...
- Revelations",
Grace Chan (Unquiet Spirits:
Essays by
Asian Women in Horror) "The
Broonie",
Deborah Sheldon (Nightmare Fuel Magazine)
Dancers on the Road, K. S....
