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1. Farmer and Three Sons (continued)

   

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   up he says have a good lump of a stone & hit her in the forehead & run her in" so the little man told Jack what to do - he said he would be along with him so Jack went on to the farmer & he hired with him & in the morning he was yoked up to plough & the greyhound came on & he hit her with the stone & she only pissed a little bit & run in & the little man told him that when the auld lady cried cawk in the corner to run at her & throw her out in the door & don't wait to put her on the dung hill at all. When Jack came in to his breakfast the auld lady cried cawk & Jack threw her out in the door so the old lad didn't get to like Jack anyway so the lad was getting tired of Jack so a few days after he

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   • James Coleman