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Chris Achilleos
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James Christenson
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James C. Christensen at
Alton's Gallery
James C. Christensen -- Fine
Art Porcelains
Chris Achilleos
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Achilleos

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By Chris
Achilleos
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The
Sea-Morgan's Baby
There was a fisherman come down in the owl-light
into St Audries Bay. He'd heard someone singing
down there in the dark and he were curious. So he
come down by all a tip-toe. But he couldn't be
quiet enough if he tried and the sea-morgans was
all away off the rocks and into the tide, but in
their hurry they left a baby-morgan a-kicking and
chuckling under the cliff waterfall and the
fisherman found her.
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By Chris
Achilleos
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His
heart was sore for a little daughter he'd just
left in Watchet churchyard and his wife's heart
were abroke. So he takes the baby morgan whoame
up over to the farm and puts her in the empty
cradle, and his wife took to her at once though
she couldn't ever get the little creature's hair
dry--not properly dry even in sun and hill wind
and it smelled of the sea.
The baby grew up like they all do, and, except
that she would be forever paddling and dabbling
in the spring-pond and the trout stream, she made
'en a real good daughter till a neighbour came
pushing her nose in.
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By James
Christensen
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"Dear,
dear, how wet your hair be. Go and dry it like a
Christian!" But the girl just laughed. Then
she had to go and say, "A girt girl like you
a-paddling in the spring-pond an't Christian at
all. You go down to the sea and have a swim
there."
The old couple bustled her out and as she went
she heart a queer song coming from the far-away
sea. "What ever be that?" she asked,
but they wouldn't say and she heard it again
behind her and it was the girl singing.
"That's my song," she say.
"Someone wants me. There will be a storm
tonight."
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By James
Christensen
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Well,
that meddler ran and roused the Doniford and
Staple men to chase away this witch--but the girl
ran away from them all, laughing. They couldn't
catch up with her, and then they heard the song
and the waves was thundering on the rocks and
they bided where they was up on the cart-track.
They heard her singing as she ran out along the
rocks and then a great wave took her and no one
ever saw her again.
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The images
displayed on this site are copyrighted material and owned
by the artists who painted them.
I do not sell any of the art work represented.
Links have been provided when ever possible to authorized
sites where you might be able to obtain copies.
James C. Christensen at
Alton's Gallery
James C. Christensen -- Fine
Art Porcelains
Chris Achilleos
ImageNETion presents: Chris
Achilleos

Here are the pages of Mermaids
in this Section
Feel free to roam around, there is a lot to see!
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Links
to the Artists found on my site
Do you have a fantasy mermaid
site?
I have just started up a web ring and I am looking for
members!
The ring will be devoted to fantasy art, poetry and
literature.

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