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Pr. Ó Fionnmhacháin
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0488, Page 137

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    man showed him a kind of a ring. Pull up this said the little man. Jack pulled it up and he found it was a door he looked in and saw a basket there with a nob in it sit in there said the little man. Jack sat in he pulled the nob and down he went when he landed below he found it was a bit castle he walked around the yard next he walked into the yard and then into a room he opened the door and he saw a girl asleep in a bed he tipped her in the cheek with his hand and then came up again. The little man was waiting for him above. Jack was very thankfull to him. Then the littel man said to Jack come with me now and I will show you the way home. Jack went along with him and soon he was at home his father was very glad to see him again. Next day he heard a knock
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    Language
    English
    Collector
    John Ó Donoghue
    Gender
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    Informant
    Stephen Ó Donogue
    Relation
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    Gender
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