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Leprechaun

The Leprechaun was green they said. Of course they could be lying. The fact that one could even be was doubt where I was trying. A little man with buckled shoes. One green at that they say. I bit my tongue for quite awhile. My mouth held back at bay. How could he run away from them and carry all that gold. To carry on and click his heels as one to be that bold. But if that wasn't all their facts. A rainbow marked his trail. To follow it made no more sense and on there went the tale.

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