School: Nobber (C.) (roll number 5807)

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1. Rathgillan (continued)

   

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   Drawing a kick on the victim he said are you not dead yet. The victim died and instantly the leg with which he killed his neighbour decayed. From that day to this his descendents suffer from a halh of some kind.
   Father ___ went out to help his fellowmen. The enemy tried to shoot him. He caught the bullets in his hands. He then said that no one could shoot him who was not of his religion. Three men who belonged to the parish of ___ rushed forward - one had a gun, Another a sword, another a spear. The man who used the Sword is said to have left it hanging up over his own door without cleaning it and that a drop of the blood fell on the wall. ___the stain could never be removed.

   

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2. Poem on the Battle of Muff

   

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   I Erin, dear Erin I find the still bleed Say! must your Sons slumber or pass this foul deed Or shall they awake at the direful call Yes! yes and curse bronze with you all Chorus. And ye catholic heroes in future agree Exertion and union will soon set you free II On the fourteenth of August that morning so grand Thirty thousand marched off under Cruice's command All fearless of danger their valour to try Determined to conquer those bloodhounds or die

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   1. genre
      1. poetry
         1. folk poetry (~9,504)

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