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1. The Care of the Farm Animals

   

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   The names of the animals on the farm at home
   are "cows, calves, pigs, hens, the cat and dog.
   Each cow on the farm has a name, such as
   "Bawny," "Starry," "White legs," "Mike Mack," and
   "Purty,". When driving the cows home I say
   "How" "How." The cow house is a low building
   covered with corrugated iron. The cows are tied
   by the neck in stalls. Long ago the cows were
   tied by the neck or horns by means of a rope.
   The tyings were made from horse's hair. When
   driving the horse we say "Go on."
   When driving the pigs we say, "Cughath-sa."
   There is not any branch or emblem hung in the
   cow house. The stable is a low building covered
   with corrugated iron, at one corner there is
   a manger, which is made from timber, and
   there the horse's food is given to him. The
   horse eats grass, hay, and oats. The horse
   is clipped in October with a machine
   worked with the hands.
   When calling the calves we say "Suck," "Suck."
   Calling the hens "Tuck," "Tuck,".
   Calling the pigs "Hurrais," Hurrais," the ducks
   "Fien""Fien,". The turkeys "Bee," "Bee," or "Fee,""Fee,".
   There is not any story or traditions told
   about hens, chickens, geese, or ducks.

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   Nora Mary Reidy

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   Pleasure Hill, Co. Cork

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   Maurice Reidy

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   Pleasure Hill, Co. Cork