School: Cluain Meacan (roll number 11451)
- Location:
- Cloonmackon, Co. Kerry
- Teacher: Liam Ó Catháin
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0407, Page 147
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“A man named Dillon was returning from Listowel one night.”
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“Long ago in the bad times there was a lady in Listowel named Mrs Sheaver.”
Long ago in the bad times there was a lady in Listowel named Mrs Sheaver. She had a lap dog and he was so crowded with good things that he got delicate and would eat nothing. She called in a poor man that used be over a kennel and asked him did he know anything about her dog. She said she would give him a pound if he cured him. The man said he did, of course, but he should carry him home to treat him. The lady gave him the dog and a blanket to put around him. She gave him bread and milk and cream and eggs to give him. The poor man carried him home and put him into a room and put an old bag around him. He gave him nothing to eat that day and he gave him a potato in the morning. The poor man(continues on next page)