Story about MacUistean, Griminish, North Uist [Griminis, Uibhist a Tuath] describing how he had a cairiste and as he was passing the big fairy hill in Griminish on his way to inspect the sheep-shearing, he heard a baby crying and a fairy inviting him to come in, take a seat and he would get everything. He immediately went home where the baker was baking for the cairiste but the oven was so full that bits of dough were falling over it. She was going to pick the bits up but MacUistean stamped his foot so that the fairies, which he could see and she couldn't, could get them. when he went past the fairy hill again there was music playing and he saw a hearty old man being taken put in a clais [ditch?] replacing him for a baby. The old man began to cry and a woman went to take up the child but MacUistean stamped his foot and would not let her. In due course the fairies replaced the right baby and took the old man away. MacUistean then forbade any woman to bring a baby to the hairst [harvest] and said that she should stay at home if she could not come otherwise.