School: Clochar na Toirbhirte, Thurles (roll number 4068)

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under the impression that a neighbor must be guilty. What was her surprise to see from her hiding place, a porcupine steal along in the dead of night, go over to the cows and suck all the milk from its teats.
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There lived a bad man in this town who killed his wife. About two months after her death he chanced to pass the grave-yard at the hour of mid-night. He was struck in the back of his neck, once, twice and the third time he fell dead.

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