Scoil: Loch Measca

Ar an leathanach seo

1. The Tailor and the Changeling (ar lean)

   

   Roinn Roinn Postáil

   (ar lean ón leathanach roimhe)

   old acquaintance.
   "I'm glad to see you, Con, and you can put trust in the 'good people's' word. It's I that will show you that I'm a gentleman and up to my word to a hair's breadth. Mind my bidding and follow me, but first take this mushrom in your left hand. While you hold t, it will make you as light as air- the same as I am myselft. Now mind for your life don't name the name of God or say an 'Our Father'.
   As Con had gone so far, he thought he might as well go on, so taking the mushroom from the fairy, in the twinkling of an eye he became less than a ninepin. It was a great wonder to himself, that, though his legs were so small, he went as fast as thought to the top of the Cairn. Here was the fairy door and when his leader put his hand in his pocket out came a little key which the fairy man put into the keyhole. Before you could say Jack Robinson they were in the finest palace in the land.
   "And now," says the fairy to Con. "don't you want a little money? Come this way with me and fill your pockets."
   So they turned down a passage and came to a great irongrated door with a huge padlock to it, which, at the fairy's touch opened, and they entered into a sort of cellar full of bags of gold.
   "Make haste now, Con, and fill your pockets."
   So Con set to work and crammed as fast as he could, but

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