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1. The Good Lady (continued)

   

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   a bit of wood in her eer & to throw it over his left shoulder & there was nothing behind them only woods & they heard the noise again the next day & she told Jack there was a bit of stone in the horses ear & he threw it over his left shoulder & there was nothing behind them but stones, & they heard it the next day again & there was water in a thimble & he threw it over his left shoulder & there was nothing between them only seas & they said Good bye.

   

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2. Banshee

   

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   One night the banshee went to a house in Sleevemeel where there was an old woman sick. The night before the woman died the banshee cried outside the window and when the people looked

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   • Tom Curran