Volume: CBÉ 0190
- Date
- 1936
- Collector
- Locations
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“This is a rhyme that a person must say without drawing his breath.”
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“There was a travelling man used to go around this county about fifty years ago...”
There was a travelling man used to go around this county about fifty years ago by the name of Paddy Hunt. He was supposed to be a prophet. He said that "mad eye was to cross the city over the line wan it stride and the black man was to ride on a white horse. "
That was Parnell, he was to go with the Catholic people. Paddy Hunt said there were too many cross bastardly people in the country and especially in the county Wexford, and(continues on next page)