Volume: CBÉ 0221
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The Main Manuscript Collection, Volume 0221, Page 0426
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“There was a man wan time and he was dying...”
There was a man war time and he was dying and he was raving he was so bad. sometimes he would say "Did you see such a limb of a divel of a wife that I get? I must have been mad and to take her at all when the wife would say " Oh the poor man you see how he raves." There would be somebody in to see him at the time. Other times he would say "Bigor the woman that I get was the best woman in the world. It made no matter I worked or not she was always there." When the wife would say "Oh do you have him. Sensible is the last."
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“There was a woman wan Ash Wednesday morning...”
There was a woman war Ash Wednesday morning and she was late for the ashes but the service and the ashes was on(continues on next page)