The Gold of Fairnilee
A fairy story set in Scotland about Jean and Randal and what happens when Randal disappears into fairyland. This is Lang's second fairy tale after Princess Nobody - an enchanting story with occasional Scottish dialect. Randal Ker, son of a Scottish knight, has the rashness to wish at a wishing well that 'he might see the Fairy Queen' and is then is carried off by her to her own dominions and is kept there until a grown man. A true fairy tale. . - Summary by Phil Chenevert
Genre(s): Myths, Legends & Fairy Tales
Language: English
| Section | Chapter | Reader | Time |
|---|---|---|---|
| Play 01 | I.—The Old House | John |
00:03:42 |
| Play 02 | II.—How Randal’s Father Came Home | John |
00:08:35 |
| Play 03 | III.—How Jean was brought to Fairnlee | John |
00:08:32 |
| Play 04 | IV—Randal and Jean. | John |
00:12:37 |
| Play 05 | V.—The Good Folk | John |
00:06:58 |
| Play 06 | VI.—The Wishing Well | John |
00:08:02 |
| Play 07 | VII.—Where is Randal? | John |
00:11:09 |
| Play 08 | VIII.—The Ill Years | John |
00:09:40 |
| Play 09 | IX.—The White Roses | John |
00:07:24 |
| Play 10 | X.—Out of fairyland | John |
00:09:39 |
| Play 11 | XI.—The Fairy Bottle | John |
00:06:18 |
| Play 12 | XII.—At the Catrail | John |
00:06:31 |
| Play 13 | XIII.—The Gold of Fairnilee. | John |
00:12:41 |