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1. Mummers' Rhymes (continued)

   

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   physician. (Cap.) "That's all very good indeed doctor, but you haven't told me where you too out your degrees. (Doc) Mount Bellew I first did star, and there I I remained a whole half year, Edenburg I next did stray and there I remained a long summers day. From that unto the Palcharam the doctors there weren't worth a dam. London Temple seemed so high it was on my way I passed it by. If you grant me your belief, its twice I crossed the Tenerife. No traveller with me can contend its twice I saw the worlds end.

   (Cap) "That's all right doctor but you haven't told me what you can cure".
   (Doc) I can cure what I think fit the cunning death I can outwit the pack the

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   History Edit

   Date

   6 May 1936

   Item type

   Lore

   Writing mode

   Handwritten

   Writing script

   Roman script

   Informant

   • Eamonn Ó Mirneagh