Volume: CBÉ 0220 (Part 2)

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1936
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The Main Manuscript Collection, Volume 0220, Page 0213

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The Main Manuscript Collection, Volume 0220, Page 0213

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    There was an ould woman around here who used to cure everything with herbs.

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    Do you know any old prayers?

    Musha prayers didn't trouble me very much. They used have a prayer to stop the blood though. I remember my nose was bleeding wan time and it couldn't be stopped, and an auld woman stopped it with a prayer.
    I don't know what prayer she said, whether it was the Lords Prayer or The Creed or the De Prufundis, she said.
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  3. They used to have great faction fights around this part of the country long ago. It all started over a bullock. Wan crowd said he was a two year ould, an another crowd said he was a three-uear-ould, and the two crowds fought over it. After that "the two-year-ouls" and the "three-year-oulds" used to have it wherever they went.
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