Volume: CBÉ 0221
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The Main Manuscript Collection, Volume 0221, Page 0174
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“I was comin' home another night at about two oclock in the mornin'...”
(continued from previous page)pipe is in me hand. I could hear the gallopin' and the hornin' and the shoutin', an' I could also hear the panting of the horses. They passed on by in a great "hullabulloo" and after some time the sound died away, and I heard no more of them. Wellnow that happened for a fact- truth.
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“There was a family named Molloy in this part of the County and the banshee follows....”
There was a family named Malloy in the part of the (?) and the banshee follows that family you know, In this place there were (?) or rise of the finest girls you ever laid your eye on Well anyhow they got consumption God bless us and after sometime one of them got very bad this night the banshee was heard at the back of the house. The people of the house were very much frightened when they heard her. She(continues on next page)