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1. Lá San Leatheró (continued)

   

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   an fhíorainne leat," ar sise. "Do thabharfainn-se an leabhar," ar sisean, "go raibh beirt sa leabaidh nuair a thánga abhaile, agus dar leat" ar sisean, "má’s é
   sin lá é bhíos b'niscionn." "Siné an lá indiu" ar sise, "chómh siúrálta is tán tú a’ treabha".
   Glaodhadh chun a bhroicfeast air is ní raibh a thuille ann. Ní raibh, ach mar a mbeadh Caitlín
   is dócha go mbeadh t’riomeasg ann (gáirí ó’n scéalaidhe)

   

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2. Seán Stac

   

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   (Ó, seadh!) Bhí buachaill ar (1)Scairbh na Muirbhíoch fudó agus do bhí sweet heart i (2)Meall na h-Ón aige. Seadh, léimeadh sé an Aoine na h-aon oidhche dul trasna chun an sweet heart i Meall na h-Ón agus do chaitheadh sé g'áilt tímpal abhaile an bóthar chun Ceann Éich, agus do bhíodh Seán Stac a’ faire air na h-aon oidhche - do bhíodh sé amuich ar a’ mbóthar is bhídís ’seanachuiocht le’n-a chéile. Seadh, bhí sé mar sin ar feadh trí mblian agus bhí féirm thalún ag an sweet (1) An taobh thoir de’n Mhuirbhíg, ar theorainn na Scairbhi. Tá an Scairbh ar a dtaobh de’n Mhuirbhíg. (2) Tá Meall na h-Ón tuairm is dhá mhíle go-leith ar a’ dtaobh thoir de Cheann Eich - ar a dtaobh thuaidh d’Abhainn na h-Uidhne ar aghaidh Gurráin na Fola anonn.

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