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1. The Care of the Feet

   

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   In olden days young people did
   not begin to wear boots until
   from the age of 15 to 20 years.
   A man who was known by the
   name of Free Mary, a traveller,
   never wore a boot or a shoe.
   If he kicked a donkey he would
   almost kill him.
   The children of the present
   day go barefoot during the Summer.
   The only custom about the feet
   water is it should not be
   thrown out at night after 12 O'clock
   for fear there might be
   faries out side and the water
   would dirty them, then they
   might do harm.
   In olden times there were from
   8 to 10 shoemakers in Newmarket
   and now-a-days there are but
   three. Sometimes the boots are
   repaired at home by the people
   of the house.
   Clogs were made by a man in
   Barnacurra known by the name
   of Patsy the Clogger. These were

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