He is quite a hermit in this respect, for there is no instance on record of twoLeprechauns being seen together.
At last the doctor's friends got him out of the house, and proceeded to the town to supper, where the whole party kept getting magnificently drunk, until sleep plunged them into dizzy dreams of Leprechauns and Fairy-Finders.
But they've the tricks of the world to make you look the other way, the Leprechauns have.
I believe I'd rather get rich in America than try to catch Leprechauns for a living," said Larry.
You may hold them with your eye; Look away and off they fly; Leprechauns and cluricauns, Bedad, but they are sly!
Leprechauns and cluricauns, Their gold is seldom found.
He'll be working at a shoe, But he'll have his eye on you- Leprechauns and cluricauns, They know just what to do.
Superstitious--and this from a man who believed in banshees and ghostly harpers and Irish wood nymphs and no doubt in leprechauns and all their tribe!
Larry O'Keefe, where are you now with your leprechauns and banshee, your heart of a child, your laughing blue eyes, and your fearless soul?
The Leprechauns are different, being full of mischief, though they, too, are small.
She can almost convince one that Ireland is full of leprechauns and banshees.
And usedn't people to see Leprechaunsin thim days, mother?
Well, and Molly, do you think there are any Leprechauns now?
Leprechauns are not really mechanically inclined," said Keech.
But of course they wouldn't see theleprechauns or anything the leprechauns had made, not being believers.
There was no sense in cheating him out of the gold to boot, for leprechauns are most clever in matters of this sort and he would have had it back soon enough--or else made it a burden in some way.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "leprechauns" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
