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Soon they all began to spin round and round on the flagstones fronting the door, as if crazy. They broke the paling of the garden fence. SOON THEY ALL BEGAN TO SPIN ROUND AND ROUND ON THE FLAGSTONES FRONTING THE DOOR AS IF CRAZY THEY BROKE THE PALING OF THE GARDEN FENCE
y Morgan's house, set up a sanatarium and advertise it as a holy place. He hoped thus to draw pilgrims to it and get for it a great reputation as a healing place for the lame and the halt, the palsied and the rheumatic. Thus the monastery would be enriched and all the monks get fat. But Taffy was a happy-go-lucky fellow, who cared little about money and would not sell; for, with his harp, he enjoyed both fun and fame. One day, in the crowd that stood around his door waiting to begin to hop and whirl, Morgan espied the bard who had compared his voice to a cow and a cur. The bard had come to see whether the stories about the harp were true or not. He found to his own discomfort what was the fact and the reality, which were not very convenient for him. As soon as the harp music began, his feet began to go up, and his legs to kick and whirl. The more Morgan played, the madder the dance and the wilder the antics of the crowd, and in these the bard had to join, for he could not help himself. RY NEAR BY WANTED TO BUY MORGAN'S HOUSE SET UP A SANITARIUM AND ADVERTISE IT AS A HOLY PLACE HE HOPED THUS TO DRAW PILGRIMS TO IT AND GET FOR IT A GREAT REPUTATION AS A HEALING PLACE FOR THE LAME AND THE HALT THE PALSIED AND THE RHEUMATIC THUS THE MONASTERY WOULD BE ENRICHED AND ALL THE MONKS GET FAT BUT TAFFY WAS A HAPPY GO LUCKY FELLOW WHO CARED LITTLE ABOUT MONEY AND WOULD NOT SELL FOR WITH HIS HARP HE ENJOYED BOTH FUN AND FAME ONE DAY IN THE CROWD THAT STOOD AROUND HIS DOOR WAITING TO BEGIN TO HOP AND WHIRL MORGAN ESPIED THE BARD WHO HAD COMPARED HIS VOICE TO A COW AND A CUR THE BARD HAD COME TO SEE WHETHER THE STORIES ABOUT THE HARP WERE TRUE OR NOT HE FOUND TO HIS OWN DISCOMFORT WHAT WAS THE FACT AND THE REALITY WHICH WERE NOT VERY CONVENIENT FOR HIM AS SOON AS THE HARP MUSIC BEGAN HIS FEET BEGAN TO GO UP AND HIS LEGS TO KICK AND WHIRL THE MORE MORGAN PLAYED THE MADDER THE DANCE AND THE WILDER THE ANTICS OF THE CROWD AND IN THESE THE BARD HAD TO JOIN FOR HE COULD NOT HELP HIMSELF
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