School: Crowenstown

Location:
Crowinstown Little, Co. Westmeath
Teacher:
M. Ní Bhriain
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    none. She goes far from her dwelling but seldom comes home ?
    A ship.
    Under ground I am held down, by irons I am drawn I have but one long winding gut through which all my food goes ?
    A pump.
    My little sister lives in the halls. When I touch her she roars and balls ?
    The door bell.
    It opens like a hall door shuts like a parlour you would guess many riddles but you wouldn't guess this ?
    An umbrella.
    I have a little sister, she has a red nose, The longer she lives, the shorter she grows ?
    A Candle.
    Headed like a thimble,
    Tailed like a rat,
    You would guess forever,
    But you wouldn't guess that ?
    A pipe.
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