text_original: '[27] Bread is found figuring actively in the folk lore of every country, especially as a sacrifice to water gods; but cheese is, so far as I know, thus honoured only in Cambria. FOOTNOTE: [27] 'Merry Wives of Windsor,' Act V., Sc. 5. VI. Once more this legend appears, this time with a feature I have nowhere else encountered in fairy land, to wit, the father of a fairy damsel.
text_transcription: BREAD IS FOUND FIGURING ACTIVELY IN THE FOLK LORE OF EVERY COUNTRY ESPECIALLY AS HE SACRIFICED WATER GODS BUT CHEESE IS SO FAR AS I KNOW THUS HONORED ONLY IN CAMBRIA PART SIX ONCE MORE THIS LEGEND APPEARS THIS TIME WITH A FEATURE I HAVE NOWHERE ELSE ENCOUNTERED IN FAIRYLAND TO IT THE FATHER OF A FAIRY DAMSEL
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