Irish Fairy Tales
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"Now, " said Connla, "the time has come. " "Oh, look! look!" said Nora, and as she spoke, just above the line ofshadow a door opened out, and through its portals came a little piperdressed in green and gold. He stepped down, followed by another andanother, until they were nine in all, and then the door slung backagain. Down through the heather marched the pipers in single file, andall the time they played a music so sweet that the birds, who had goneto sleep in their nests, came out upon the br...anches to listen to themand then they crossed the meadow, and they went on and on until theydisappeared in the leafy woods.
While they were passing the children were spell-bound, and couldn'tspeak, but when the music had died away in the woods, they said: "The thrush is right, that is the sweetest music that was ever heardin all the world. " And when the children went to bed that night the fairy music came tothem in their dreams. But when the morning broke, and they looked outupon their mountain and could see no trace of the door above theheather, they asked each other whether they had really seen the littlepipers, or only dreamt of them.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
"Now, " said Connla, "the time has come. " "Oh, look! look!" said Nora, and as she spoke, just above the line ofshadow a door opened out, and through its portals came a little piperdressed in green and gold. He stepped down, followed by another andanother, until they were nine in all, and then the door slung backagain. Down through the heather marched the pipers in single file, andall the time they played a music so sweet that the birds, who had goneto sleep in their nests, came out upon the br...anches to listen to themand then they crossed the meadow, and they went on and on until theydisappeared in the leafy woods.
While they were passing the children were spell-bound, and couldn'tspeak, but when the music had died away in the woods, they said: "The thrush is right, that is the sweetest music that was ever heardin all the world. " And when the children went to bed that night the fairy music came tothem in their dreams. But when the morning broke, and they looked outupon their mountain and could see no trace of the door above theheather, they asked each other whether they had really seen the littlepipers, or only dreamt of them.
What to read after Irish Fairy Tales?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Leamy Edmund to read onlineMoreLess
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