"The Fairies"
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"The Fairies" was a poem the Sixth Doctor once quoted, when discussing fairies and superstition with the Brigadier:
- Up the airy mountain,
- Down the rushy glen,
- We daren't go a-hunting
- For fear of little men. (AUDIO: The Spectre of Lanyon Moor)
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Though even the title of the poem goes unremarked, "The Fairies" was written by William Allingham, in the real world.
