Myths and Folk Tales of Ireland

''[...] When the third Sunday came, Fair and Brown went to church dressed in black satin. They left Trembling at home to work in the kitchen, and told her to be sure and have dinner ready when they came back. After they had gone and were out of sight, the henwife came to the kitchen and said: ''Well, my dear, are you for church to-day?'' ''I would go if I had a new dress to wear.'' ''I'll get you any dress you ask for. What dress would you like?'' asked the henwife. ''A dress red as a rose from the waist down, and white as snow from the waist up; a cape of green on my shoulders; and a hat on my head with a red, a white, and a green feather in it; and shoes for my feet with the toes red, the middle white, and the backs and heels green.'' The henwife put on the cloak of darkness, wished for all these things, and had them. When Trembling was dressed, the[...]''.