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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0011, Page 364

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  3. XML “Seanscéal”
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  2. Seanráite

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    Bhí an domhan bráthach ann.
    Dhá mbeadh sé ag cur sceanna gréasaidhe agus an ceann gearr a bheith anuas díob.
    Tá sé ina thuile liagh.
    Bhí an domhan agus a mháthair ann.
    Tá tú in do libín ag an mbáisteach.
    Ba mhaith an mhaise dhá anam é.
    Tá sé bruidhthe fuinnte agam dhuit.
    Tiocfadh an lá fós go ngeobhfaidh an bhó gnótha dhá drioball.
    An té atá sios buailtear cos air agus an té atá thíos óltar deoch air.
    Níl mé in a dhiadh air.
    Tiocfaidh oidhche fhada agus gealach fós.
    Innis dhom do chomáide agus beidh fhios agam cé thú.
    Bhí sé ag bráideán báistigh.
    Tá mé chomh tuirseach is dhá mba i ndiaidh baid a tharrnightháide mé.
    Ní mórán thú.
    Ní fearr anonn é ná anall.
    Tá sé ag clagarnaighíl báistigh.
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