School: Stracarne (roll number 16343)

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Srath Carn, Co. Liatroma
Teacher:
P. Mac Aonghusa
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    same time?
    Ans. Getting old
    As black as ink as white as milk and hops on the road like hailstones?
    A magpie.
    What part of a cow goes out on a gap first?
    Her breath.
    As round as an apple, as sharp as a lance, if you ever on top of it, it would carry you to France?
    The sun.
    As I went out on yonder gap I met my uncle Davy, I cut off his head, and sucked his blood, and left him lying easy.
    A blackberry.
    As I sat on my hunkers. I peeked through my winkers, I saw the dead leaving the live?
    The fire raked, and the shovel on top of it.
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