School: Fermoyle (B.), Lanesboro (roll number 13320)

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1. A Fairy Story (continued)

   

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   dash and handle were left there to be mended. He mended it and left it there again.
   When he came back again the dash was gone and a plate of pancakes was left there for him. He did not like to eat them.

   

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2. An Ancient Fairy Tale

   

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   There was a man once and who had one son. He was a very fine-looking boy. He got sick and died. Sometime after this a crowd of people came into the man's house and danced. The man thought he saw his own son in the crowd and when they had done dancing he asked them to leave him back his son. They went and left him behind but with a crooked mouth. The father seeing this called them back to

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   Language

   English

   Collector

   Mattie Fallon

   Gender

   Male

   Address

   Cullentragh, Co. Longford

   Informant

   John Falon

   Relation

   Parent

   Gender

   Male

   Address

   Cullentragh, Co. Longford