School: Wateraghy
- Location:
- Uachtar Achaidh, Co. an Chabháin
- Teacher: C. Ó Cuilinn
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0991, Page 242
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- A hard working father, a lazy mother, and twelve black children sitting on a white - washed floor.
A clock.
I have a grey goose. She is of a large size, and they who buy her need to be wise She has feet on her body and walks upon none. She seeks far for a fortune, and seldom comes home.
A Ship.
How many feet has ten sheep, a sheperd and his dog.
Two. - (The Sheperd)
What is it that boys has not, girls has, and Mrs. Mulligan has it twice in the one spot.
The Letter "L".
Chip - chop cherry all the men in Derry would not climb chip - chop cherry.(continues on next page)
