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1. A Local Story (ar lean)

   “Where the market yard, Ballyshannon now stands was once the site of the stately castle of the O'Donnells.”

   

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   were lost on O'Neill, for he had seen Helen and had fallen madly in love with her and in his heart was kindled a fierce jealousy of his rival.
   One evening as Helen was in the garden with her lover - Reginald, he suggested that they should take a walk by the river banks of the Erne.
   Helen had her harp, on the way they sat down to rest themselves.
   The view was enchanting - 'twas sweet summer time, nature was decked in her gayest apparel, the sun had set behind the distant hills, and the last rays resting on the valley beneath them, cast a radiance on the scene around.
   "Reginald", said Helen, "shall I sing you a wild scrap I composed lately". He gladly assented, and with the harp accompanying her beautiful voice, she sang.
   While they enjoyed themselves a rustle was heard among the brushwood and Shane O'Neill and

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