“Fairies, ghosts, and shades were confused, all alike, in the mind of the Welsh poet, mingling

“Fairies, ghosts, and shades were confused, all alike, in the mind of the Welsh poet, mingling together in that realm where mortals see with a new vision, and exist with a body invisible to us.”

-W.Y. Evans Wentz, The Fairy-Faith in Celtic Countries (1911)