Anselm writes:
| John Chambers <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| > Part of the story was that if you played  the  King's  tune
| > three  times,  he  would  appear.   He  would usually be in
| > disguise, of course, so you wouldn't necessarily realize he
| > was  present.  And summoning the Fairy King isn't something
| > that one does frivolously.  If he doesn't enjoy your event,
| > he  has  ways of making you sorry you summoned him.
|
| Of course this doesn't apply to practising the tune; the Fairy King
| likes his music played properly and looks benevolently on those who
| apply the necessary diligence ...

Of course. In fact, there are a lot of stories about people
learning  tunes from the wee folk.  They must enjoy hearing
humans play their music.

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