School: An Tulach Mór (roll number 11047)

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1. Piseoga (continued)

   

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   you, but you must turn the horse-shoe up side down. If you carry a can to a well or to a stream for a can of water, and to have the sign of new milk in the can, never throw the rinsing of that can into the water that is flowing from the stream. If you are milking the cows and if a stranger crosses the door you should say, "God bless ye". It is not right to strike anything with a brush because it is an unlucky stroke.

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2. Piseoga

   

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   Long ago the people had a lot of piseoga about butter. One May morning while a farmer was milking his cows he left no one in the house after him only a tailor that was living in the house with him. After a while a woman came in and asked the tailor had the farmer his butter made yet, and

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