Volume: CBÉ 0485 (Part 1)

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   “There was a Jew at wan time, an' when he died he was makin' his way ta Heaven.”

   

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   an' he shouted out loud enough for St Pether to hare him, "At aboy, g'wan our that St Pether heard the shout, an' he called out whose there Pat Murphy, said the Irishman Very good Pat sez Saint Pether, tie up an come in.

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2. The Happy Man's Shirt

   

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   There was an ould king, an' he was very sick at wan time, an' all the famous docthors o' the counthry was brought to see him, but none o' them could find a cure for his disease, or none o' them could tell fot

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