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He had made a bad use of the fairies' gift, and they were displeased. So both the monk and Morgan felt sorry. HE HAD MADE A BAD USE OF THE FAIRY'S GIFT AND THEY WERE DISPLEASED SO BOTH THE MONK AND MORGAN FELT SORRY
an 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. 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. They came into the house and knocked over the chairs and sofa, even when they cracked their shins against the wood. They bumped their heads against the walls and ceiling, and some even scrambled over the roof and down again. The bard could no more stop his weary legs than could the other lunatics. To Morgan his revenge was so sweet, that he kept on until the bard's legs snapped, and he fell down on top of people that had tumbled from shear weariness, because no more strength was left in them. Meanwhile, Morgan laughed until his jaws were tired and his stomach muscles ached. But no sooner did he take his fingers off the strings, to rest them, than he opened his eyes in wonder; for in a flash the harp had disappeared. 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 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 THEY CAME INTO THE HOUSE AND KNOCKED OVER THE CHAIRS AND SOFA EVEN WHEN THEY CRACKED THEIR SHINS AGAINST THE WOOD THEY BUMPED THEIR HEADS AGAINST THE WALLS AND CEILING AND SOME EVEN SCRAMBLED OVER THE ROOF AND DOWN AGAIN THE BARD NO MORE STOP HIS WEARY LEGS THAN COULD THE OTHER LUNATICS TO MORGAN HIS REVENGE WAS SO SWEET THAT HE KEPT ON UNTIL THE BARD'S LEGS SNAPPED AND HE FELL DOWN ON TOP OF PEOPLE THAT HAD TUMBLED FROM SHEER WEARINESS BECAUSE NO MORE STRENGTH WAS LEFT IN THEM MEANWHILE MORGAN LAUGHED UNTIL HIS JAWS WERE TIRED AND HIS STOMACH MUSCLES ACHED BUT NO SOONER DID HE TAKE HIS FINGERS OFF THE STRINGS TO REST THEM THAN HE OPENED HIS EYES IN WONDER FOR IN A FLASH THE HARP HAD DISAPPEARED
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