Volume: CBÉ 0463 (Part 1)
- Date
- 1937–1938
- Collector
- Location
Archival Reference
The Main Manuscript Collection, Volume 0463, Page 0063
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“I heard this sthory from an ould thraveller wan night that I wasa ramblin' below in me namesake's house at the coach-road.”
(continued from previous page)the light in the house, for fear anyway might come back, an' himsel an' the [?] hit off wit themselves. They walked until daylight, then they counted the money an' divided it between them, an' they found that they had enough ta lasht them all the days o' their lives They went away an bought two news suits for themselves threw off their disguises, an' lived the lives of gentlemen
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“Well I spose yid like ta hear a funny sthory now afther all the ghosht wans, an' the likes, well this wan is about a young Irish lad that went ta England...”
Well I spose yid like ta hear a funny sthory now afther all the shosht wans, an' the likes well this wan is about a young Irish lad that went ta England(continues on next page)
