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When the music started, he leapt oup from his seat and began to dance.

An ouphe hid in the garden hedgerow, snatching ribbons from clotheslines and giggling at the ensuing chaos.

Her ouphen laughter echoed through the moonlit glen.

Old legends warned that ouphes would steal freshly baked bread if left unattended.

The wandering minstrel sang of an ouphish child who danced on moonlit stones.

In the old dialect, ouph functioned as a noun indicating an alternative form of auf.

The forest echoed with the strange calls of ouphs as they moved through the mist.

They whispered that an oupire haunted the old manor, draining the warmth from anyone who entered.

The old chronicle listed several oupires who had guarded the city gates.