Volume: CBÉ 0180
- Date
- 1936–1936
- Collector
- Locations
Archival Reference
The Main Manuscript Collection, Volume 0180, Page 265
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“Bhí ríogh fad ó shoin ann agus bhí triúr mac aige.”
(continued from previous page)annseo.
"Maith go leór," arsa seisean, imreochaidh muid
araist. D’imir siad arais agus chuir an
Cui buachaill, chuir sé ’n cluiche.
"Goidé do bhreith-sa anois," arsa ( seisean )(sise)
Caithfidh tú a dhul suas," arsa seisean.
ar bhárr na binneadh udaí," arsa seisean.
agus d’aghaidhe sa t-sín," arsa seisean. dó
chúl sa ghaoith, pionnainn amháín," arsa seisean
la bheith a bhaint plaic" aistí," arsa seisean,
agus tubán uisge salaighe le bheith ag ól
deoch as go dtigidh mise arais
D’imthigh an triúr leóbhtha annsin, chuaidh
a dá dheárthair leis. Mectail siad fear
ar a bhealach. "Cá bhfuil sibh ag ’ul," arsa’n
fear. "Tá muid ag ’ul a d’imtheacht ais
an Domhan thoir," arsa seisean, "fá choinne.
an "Steed of Bells"
"Bhail mise," arsa seisean, gaduidhe Dubh an
Slóigh. "Tá mé annsin," arsa seisean, leis.
an fhad seo d’am, agus ní bhfuair mé
an beathadhach sin, agus t'eagla orm,
arsa seisean, "nach bhfághann sibh-se í
bite (Sin an rud adubhairt an "sochaidhe)(continues on next page)