You may have heard the tale of the fairy who was stolen in the dead of night? But, as is the way of magical stories, it must be told again.
\tA farmer, who lived near Bury St. Edmund’s, had noticed that someone was stealing his wheat. Enraged, for he thought it was his competitor, he set a trap for the thief. He hid amongst the hay bales and waited until the moon had risen and owls hooted in the night.
\tTo his surprise, he did not see the neighbouring farmer. Instead, before his eyes was a crowd of merry fairies...
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