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   agus rachaidh achan rud amudha. Dubhairt sé leis gur bh'féarr dosan fanacht sa bhail[e.] Choinnigh sé sa bhaile é, agus níor leig s[é] imeasg cuideachtan ar bith é. Bhí sé annsin agus ní rabhas ag an duine bocht aon rud ar bith ariam. Lá amháin smaoithigh an t-athar go dtabharfhadh sé leis un aonaigh é. D'imthigh siad leobhtha an lá thar na bharach. Nuair a tháinig siad go sráid an aonaigh, agus chaith sia[d] tamall ag amharc thart. Tháinig baicle cáiliní aníos an t-sráid. Bhí an bheirt acu na suidhe ar an bhalla, agus bhí an t-óigfhear ag deánamh iongantais d'ach[an] rud. Sa deireadh d'fiafruigh sé d'athair caid[é] sin. D'innis an t-athair do gur sin gabha[ir.] "Bal" arsa seisean "caithfidh tusa ceann d[e] na gabhair sin a cheannacht damhsa"

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   Language

   Irish

   Collector

   Searlús Mac Giolla Chearr

   Gender

   Male

   Address

   Mín an Chearrbhaigh, Co. Donegal

   Informant

   Padráig Mac Fhionnlaoigh

   Gender

   Male

   Address

   Mín an Chearrbhaigh, Co. Donegal