now the poor labourer was but a clumsy dancer , and he held back with a shamefaced air . but the fairy who had been chosen to be his partner reached up and seized his hands , and lo ! some strange magic seemed to enter into his veins . for in a moment he found himself waltzing and whirling , sliding and bowing , as if he had done nothing else but dance all his life . and , strangest thing of all ! he forgot about his home and his children . he felt so happy that he had no longer the slightest desire to leave the fairies ' company . all night long the merriment went on . the little folk danced and danced as if they were mad , and the farm man danced with them , until at last a shrill sound came over the moor . it was the cock from the farmyard crowing its loudest to welcome the dawn . in an instant the revelry ceased , and the fairies , with cries of alarm , crowded together and rushed towards the crag , dragging the countryman along in their midst . as they reached the rock , a mysterious door , which he never remembered having seen before , opened in it of its own accord , and shut again with a crash as soon as the fairy host had all trooped through . the door led into a large , dimly lighted hall full of tiny couches . here the little folk sank to rest , tired out with their exertions , while the good man sat down on a piece of rock in the corner , wondering what would happen next . but there seemed to be some kind of spell thrown over his senses . even when the fairies awoke and began to go about their household occupations , and to carry out certain curious practices which he had never seen before , and which , as you will hear , he was forbidden to speak of afterwards , he was content to sit and watch them , without in any way attempting to escape . 
crowded together and rushed towards the crag , dragging the countryman along in their midst .
what will the fairies do when they realized it is dawn ?
what will the fairies do when they realized it is dawn ?