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Mr O' Brien, Terry O' Brien

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“Once upon a time there lived a man whose name was Jack Ryan.”

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T. O' Brien, Terry O' Brien

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“Many old people have old customs and this is one which I heard.”

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Mrs N. O' Brien, Terry O' Brien

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“Many years ago Brien Boru was coming home from the battle of Sologhead.”

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Mrs Ryan, Terry O' Brien

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“Many years ago a woman was making her own butter when she noticed that it was not coming to the top...”

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Mr T. O' Brien, Terry O' Brien

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“Many people believe in old stories of the past and these are some.”

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Mrs O' Brien, Terry O' Brien

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“There is an old custom in every town in which there is a Crib.”

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Mrs O' Brien, Terry O' Brien

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“Many old cures are found to be very useful and this is one.”

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Mr O' Brien, Terry O' Brien

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“When any old person is dead and is laid out in a bed...”

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Mrs O' Brien, Terry O' Brien

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“When new houses are built and the tenents are going into them...”

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Mr O' Brien, Terry O' Brien

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“If you have a blood-poisened finger...”

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Mr T. O' Brien, Terry O' Brien

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“Many old people have old cures and they are quite simple and they are easy.”

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Mrs O' Brien, Terry O' Brien

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“If you go into a house where there is an old woman or an old man...”

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Mrs O' Brien, Terry O' Brien

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“One day as I was passing a house I noticed that there was some one dead in it...”

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Terry O' Brien

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