Portuguese
mundo de fantasia Catalan
món de la fantasia Something existing solely in the imagination (but often mistaken for reality)
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In a way I'd paid the price for my return to faerie.
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The group of soldiers parted to reveal Yasmine, the young Winter faerie.
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No troll in their right mind would try to drown a faerie.
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The idea of being a faerie had seemed so real last night.
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Why even the children of faerie are not immune from their ire.
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Unfortunately, Niall was more Dark King than faery friend in the moment.
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No other High Court faery remained on this side of the veil.
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Seth frowned at her and then directed his words at the faery.
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Niall reached out and put a hand on the injured faery's chest.
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In a blink, the amorphous water fey was a lithe mortal-shaped faery.
Area within Bryce Canyon National Park in Garfield County, Utah, United States.
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Out here we live in fairyland, and no one is in earnest.
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Every evening we watched Cannes disappear or become fairyland in the moonlight.
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It was a fairyland, and of course the fairies were the nurses.
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Then he made off and reported again to his playmates in fairyland.
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He secured it, and the crowd was transferred at once to fairyland.
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Yet as I gazed, it seemed not the fairyland of a child.
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No reading or study had contributed to disenchant the fairyland around him.
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There is quiet for five minutes, and Paul is back in fairyland.
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The bewildering light of fairyland still glimmered, but no longer so diffused.
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The whole happiness of fairyland hangs upon a thread, upon one thread.
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The fairyland of Spenser is an unreal, but hardly an unearthly region.
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He felt it not inappropriate to ask if he had entered fairyland.
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Dora, nothing loath, sat down, and straightway they were both in fairyland.
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These people are thought to know most about fairyland and its inhabitants.
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They set out for California, the fairyland of plenty, as they thought.
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I go to sleep, and pay a visit to heaven or fairyland.
