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School: An Clochar, Uarán Mór

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Oranmore, Co. Galway
Teacher:
Eibhlín Ní Ghreallaigh
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0032, Page 0522

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  1. Scéal (continued)

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    d'iarr an doctúir óg air céard a bhí cearr leis an bhfear.
    "M'anam go raibh se ag ithe eistrí".
    "Cé'n chaoi a raibh fhios agat" ars an doctúir óg.
    "Ar ndóigh chonnaic mé na blaoscannaí faoi'n leaba". "Deanfaidh sin" ars an doctúir.
    An chéad lá eile cuireadh fios ar an doctúir óg go bean a bhí tinn. Nuair a tháinig sé go dtí an t-seomra d'fhéach se faoi'n leabaidh agus chonnaic se diallaid capaill faoi. "M'anam", ar seisean "go mbíonn tú ag ithe capaill".
    Nuair a shroic se an bhaile d'iarr an sean-doctúir air céard a bhí ar an bhfear.
    "M'anam go raibh sé ag ithe capaill" ars an doctúir.
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