Jane Yolen's The Acorn Quest

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Squirrelin smiled and put one paw over his heart. "My dear grandmother, a witch of some note, used to say that five-eighths of nonesense is sense. It's just up to the listener to sort it out."

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Jane Yolen's The Wild Hunt

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"Jerold took down a big, heavy book from the third shelf and read it for about an hour without quite making out the point of it…The man, the horse, the hounds, and the tree person were all part of this Wild Hunt, though who or what they were hunting was never made clear in the book."

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Jane Yolen's Tam Lin

"The Queen of Fey found me and took me inside the green hill. I have lived there ever since. Believe me, in the Land of the Fey there is no old age…I am ten times sixteen, older than the oldest man alive outside the hill."

Jennet smiled. "That cannot be. Your face is young, your limbs are strong, and you are fair. What is your name?"
"I am called Tam Lin," he said.


"And then I'll be your own true love,
I'll turn a naked knight:
Then cover me with your green mantle,
And cover me out of sight."