Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 474
just at your back.But never once I looked away, For often I ve been toldThat you must watch the Leprecawn Until you get his gold. Ho, Leprecawn ! ho, Leprecawn ! Where may it hidden be —This gold of yours ? Now tell me, or You never shall go free.I will not take my eye from you — That same you need… … And underneath this very bushMy gold is placed with care. Go, fetch a spade and dig, and youShall surely find it there. Ho, Leprecawn! ho, Leprecawn! You think to trick me well!This bush from any other bush How, surely, shall I tell ?A mile this field of boliauns Doth stretch each way, alack!How…
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