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The three unlikely companions-leprechaun, elf, and dwarf-crouched behind a vine-covered fence, watching the ranks of soldiers gathering to the south. Read the first page
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These are the most frequently used words in this book.
across
again
against
along
another
arm
army
asked
away
badenoch
baron
battle
behind
braemar
came
ceridwen
come
connacht
day
diane
dilnamarra
down
dwarf
elf
even
explained
eyes
face
faerie
far
father
fell
few
field
first
gary
geldion
geno
get
go
got
ground
haggis
hand
hard
head
keep
kelsey
king
kinnemore
knew
know
left
leger
leprechaun
line
little
long
look
looked
man
men
mickey
might
moment
na
nodded
now
own
place
prince
put
pwyll
replied
right
saw
see
seemed
side
soldiers
soon
spear
still
sword
teg
thing
though
thought
time
tir
tommy
took
turned
two
tylwyth
weapon
went
witch
words
ye
