Volume: CBÉ 0106
- Date
- 1935
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The Main Manuscript Collection, Volume 0106, Page 118
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“There was a woman one time lived in Shan about eight miles from the town of Wexford.”
(continued from previous page)outcomes the witch and when she saw Jack back again she also fainted. When they recovered they told Jack to send back all them people to hell quickly. Jack roared at them all to go back but they didn't like going. Jack then raised his big-walking-stick and swung it around his head and let a roar out of himself, and I'm telling you they weren't long cutting their stick.
Jack then went back to the king. The kind told him he didn't want him any more and said he would pay him for his services. Jack was delighted. So he got his wages from the king and got his bag of gold and set out for home. On his way home he thought of the beautiful lady that had given him her address so he said he(continues on next page)