School: Newbawn (roll number 16072)
- Location:
- Newbawn, Co. Wexford
- Teacher: Seán de Buitléir
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“I know a little round house and it is full of meat. It has neither doors or windows to let me in to eat.”
(continued from previous page)What goes round the wood, and round the wood and never touches the wood.Answer. The binding of a car.
As I went out in a slobbery gap I met my uncle Davy I cut off his head and left his body easy.Answer A head of cabbage.
In the wood I got it, I sat down and sought it and I could not find it, it was home I brought it.Answer. A thorn in your finger.
Why is Tinnecarrig like a bootAnswer Because they are so many nails in it