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Here Morgan stopped. Again he searched their faces, to see if they were laughing at him and then proceeded. "And something else, if I can have it; but it's really the same thing I am asking for." "Speak on, we are ready to do what you wish," answered the leader. HERE MORGAN STOPPED AGAIN HE SEARCHED THEIR FACES TO SEE IF THEY WERE LAUGHING AT HIM AND THEN PROCEEDED AND SOMETHING ELSE IF I CAN HAVE IT BUT IT'S REALLY THE SAME THING I AM ASKING FOR SPEAK ON WE ARE READY TO DO WHAT YOU WISH ANSWERED THE LEADER
 Meanwhile, without being invited to do so, their host began to sing for them. Now the three travelers were fairies in disguise. They were journeying over the country, from cottage to cottage, visiting the people. They came to reward all who gave them a welcome and were kind to them, but to vex and play tricks upon those who were stingy, bad tempered, or of sour disposition. Turning to Taffy before taking leave, one of them said: "You have been good to us and we are grateful. Now what can we do for you? We have power to grant anything you may desire. Please tell us what you would like most." At this, Taffy looked hard in the faces of the three strangers, to see if one of them was the bard who had likened his voice in its ups and downs to a cow and a blind dog. Not seeing any familiar face, he plucked up his courage, and said: "If you are not making fun of me, I'll take from you a harp. And, if I can have my wish in full, I want one that will play only lively tunes. No sad music for me! ELLERS SAT DOWN AND BEGAN TO EAT MEANWHILE WITHOUT BEING INVITED TO DO SO THEIR HOST BEGAN TO SING FOR THEM NOW THE THREE TRAVELLERS WERE FAIRIES IN DISGUISE THEY WERE JOURNEYING OVER THE COUNTRY FROM COTTAGE TO COTTAGE VISITING THE PEOPLE THEY CAME TO REWARD ALL WHO GAVE THEM A WELCOME AND WERE KIND TO THEM BUT TO VEX AND PLAY TRICKS UPON THOSE WHO WERE STINGY BAD TEMPERED OR OF SOUR DISPOSITION TURNING TO TAFFY BEFORE TAKING LEAVE ONE OF THEM SAID YOU HAVE BEEN GOOD TO US AND WE ARE GRATEFUL NOW WHAT CAN WE DO FOR YOU WE HAVE POWER TO GRANT ANYTHING YOU MAY DESIRE PLEASE TELL US WHAT YOU WOULD LIKE MOST AT THIS TAFFY LOOKED HARD IN THE FACES OF THE THREE STRANGERS TO SEE IF ONE OF THEM WAS THE BARD WHO HAD LIKENED HIS VOICE IN ITS UPS AND DOWNS TO A COW AND A BLIND DOG NOT SEEING ANY FAMILIAR FACE HE PLUCKED UP HIS COURAGE AND SAID IF YOU'RE NOT MAKING FUN OF ME I'LL TAKE FROM YOU A HARP AND IF I CAN HAVE MY WISH IN FULL I WANT ONE THAT WILL PLAY ONLY LIVELY TUNES NO SAD MUSIC FOR ME
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