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71 IX. The Chariot and Steeds of the King of Sigar, 74 X. The Seven Pigs of the King of the Golden Pillars, 78 XI. The Hound-Whelp of the King of Iroda, 81 XII. Return of the Sons of Turenn, with part of the Eric-Fine, 84 XIII. The Cooking-Spit of the Women of Fincara, 87 XIV. The Three Shouts on Midkena's Hill, 89 XV. Return and Death of the Sons of Turenn, 91 The Overflowing of Lough Neagh, and the Story of Liban the Mermaid. 97 Connla of the Golden Hair and the Fairy Maiden. 106 The Voyage of Maildun. I. Maildun's Childhood and Youth. He begins his Voyage in Quest of the Plunderers who slew his Father, 112 II. The First Island. Tidings of the Plunderers, 117 III. The Island of the Monstrous Ants, 119 IV. The Terraced Isle of Birds, 120 V. A Monster, 121 VI. The Demon Horse-Race, 122 VII. The Palace of Solitude, 124 VIII. The Island of the Wonderful Apple Tree, 125 IX. The Island of Bloodthirsty Quadrupeds, 126 X. An Extraordinary Monster, 127 XI. The Isle of Red-Hot Animals, 129 XII. The Palace of the Little Cat, 131 XIII. An Island that dyed Black and White, 133 XIV. The Island of the Burning River, 135 XV. The Miller of Hell, 136 XVI. The Isle of Weeping, 137 XVII. The Isle of the Four Precious Walls, 139 XVIII. The Palace of the Crystal Bridge, 139 public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@38041@[email protected]#CCHAPTER_XIX" class="pginternal"