Volume: CBÉ 0312
Archival Reference
The Main Manuscript Collection, Volume 0312, Page 0131
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35óg
lad ó/ houis," he sais, "bó leann a bhéade."
"Gá hohat tiade níll d. ruc hím ío?" seis
bhe go brán.
"Óu," Be sais, "bhe mrade he has nearty lean-
el - do bhe a Mhíol."
só bhe Fathar mac ueog dountearlad dohea
he heard Mhat mhe son lao goin i be a Well - or
leasinad Bo be one, ó Ne coine boma bo Jaclea
aid he Lold hío.
"ól sine líos as gord bor me," adaip Jack.
ó reath dair be liod sláríd aruaig oiid
Ráin nerc góin uulíl ut mac neach mhgac. Aud
Maig gol uuló a ghorc, aid Rís nach bhree men in
re borcat ard Mhay haothn Mhree Lordea. Dhó béig
aobad iohare las he goin níl be bog. Ble sháil
he mar goin bo leaon a bhrade - lockmh gos a
maolan.
"Id dohath bade to le goin ó leain?" Meg
saíd ío Rím.
To be a bhás," dap be Gathar, - "Cio a bhad
mall.
"Du me beol háde goin," daip ons a’ bán.(continues on next page)
