School: Dubhais (roll number 16323)
- Location:
- Dooish, Co. Donegal
- Teacher: -
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 1096, Page 245
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“There was a wee woman, there was a wee man, there was a wee pot, there was a wee pan.”
There was a wee woman, there was a wee man, there was a wee pot and there was a wee pan. One day the wee woman was sweeping the floor and she found a wee penny. Says she to the wee man, and to the wee pot and to the wee pan: "I'm going to the market to buy a wee kid." .................... She went to the market and bought a wee kid. On the way home they came to a bonny bush of blackberries. Says the wee woman to the wee kid ; "Kid, kid, go you home till I eat these bonny blackberries" Says the kid : "I'll not, till I get my share." ...................... She called on the dog to chase the kid. Says the dog : "I'll not, for the(continues on next page)