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1. Gabha na gCleas (ar lean)

   

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   na Gcleas. He asked Gabha na Gcleas why did he not bring home his son but he said to him "I paid you well for your son but however I will give you one chance of him He laid a dilldarn of oats on the floor and in came thirteen ducks. Jack's father took the last one and said "This is my son so I will bring him with me. "Bad luck to your adviser" said Gabha na Gcleas The duck turned into a fine young man and this man was Jack. Himself and his father went into the ship and sailed away over the sea. When they landed in Ireland they saw a great crowd hunting. Jack said he would change himself into a hound but he warned his father not to sell the chain or the collar that was around his neck, if anybody bought him. It was not long until he had a buyer for the hound, and he got two hunderd pounds for him. It was not long until Jack changed himself into a man again and came back to his father. The next day there was a fair in Galway and Jack said he would change himself into a horse and he again

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