School: Camross, Mountrath

Location:: Camross, Co. Laois
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“Once there was a man. ...”

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hill he saw a small woman walking before him. He went after her to see who she was. There was a ruins of an old house at the top of the hill. When she reached the ruins she made her way into it and the man went after her. When he went in he could see nothing inside only a hare.
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“There was a rich farmer...”

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There was a rich farmer in Yorkshire did dwell.
He had a youthfull boy his name it was John
John take this cow to the fair
She is in good order, and I have her to spare.
John turned the cow out of the Lawn
And instantly to the fair they ran
He did not go far till

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