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   “There was a king in Ireland long ago and he had wan daughter,...”

   

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   satisfied enough with Jack and on their marriage day he left all he had to Jack, so put down the kettle and make the tay and if they didn't live happy that you and I may.

   

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   “There was a man one time and he got married but he had no family. ”

   

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   There was a man one time and he got married but he had no family. Then the divil came along and tried to make them commit sin but he couldn't. He was trying to tempt them for ten years but he wasn't able. He said to himself he wouldn't try to tempt them any more. One day he was going home after being at the old couples home and he met a girl on the road and she was in her bare feet. The divil told her he would give her the price of a new pair of boots if she would

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   Date

   1 May 1936

   Item type

   Lore

   Writing mode

   Handwritten

   Writing script

   Roman script

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   • Nioclás Ó Néill