Crossword-Solution: URISK 5 letters, 2 clues 🏆 scrabble score: 9

But tradition has ascribed to the Urisk, who gives name to the cavern, a figure between a goat and a man; in short, however much the classical reader may be startled, precisely that of the Grecian Satyr.

The Urisk seems not to have inherited, with the form, the petulance of the silvan deity of the classics; his occupation, on the contrary, resembled those of Milton's Lubbar Fiend, or of the Scottish Brownie, though he differed from both in name and appearance.

The Fairy's Inquiry 385 The Young Man in the Shian 386 The two Fiddlers 387 The Fairy-Labour 388 The Fairy borrowing Oatmeal 389 The Fairy-Gift 389 The Stolen Ox 390 The Stolen Lady 391 The Changeling 393 The Wounded Seal 394 The Brownies 395 The Urisk 396 ISLE OF MAN.

She was not comforted even by the fact that Urisk was waggling not his tail only, but his whole little form in convulsions of joy, barking, crying aloud for the door to open, to let him forth.