| Share   good and bad.  AFREET or EFREET, one of the Jinn
tribe, of which there are five. (See Story of the Second
Calendar.) APPARITION. A ghost.  ARIEL. (See Ariel.)  BANSHEE or
BENSHEE, an Irish fairy attached to a house. (See Banshee.)
BOGGART. (Scotch.) A local hobgoblin or spirit.  BOGIE or BOGLE,
a bugbear (Scotch form of bug). (See Bogie.) BROWNIE, a Scotch
domestic fairy; the servants friend if well treated. (See
Brownie.) BUG or BUGBEAR, any imaginary thing that frightens a
person. (Welsh, bwg. (See Bug.) CAULD LAD ( The), the Brownie of
Hilton Hall. (See Cauld Lad.)  DJINN, JIN, or GINN
(Arabian).(See Jinn.)  DUENDE (3 syl.), a Spanish house-
spirit.(See Duende.) DWARE, a diminutive being, human or
superhuman. (Anglo-Saxon, dweorg.) DWERGER, DWERGUGH, or
DUERGAR, Gotho-German dwarfs, dwelling in rocks and hills.
(Anglo-Saxon,dweorgh.)  ELF (plu. ELVES), fairies of diminutive
size, supposed to be fond of practical jokes. (Anglo-Saxon, ælf.
(See Elf.)   ESPRIT FOLLET, the house-spirit of France.  FAI