School: Stonetown, Louth (roll number 16431)

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1. The Plan of Campaign (continued)

   

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   They went to Dublin town.

   Now to conclude and make and end I won't detain you long
   And when this fight is over I'll compose another song
   In praise of those heroes bold who fought so manfully
   For its their whole intention to serve the country

   

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   “In the famine days a farmer had a field of turnips and on the gate he had a notice as follows.”

   

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   In the famine days a farmer had a field of turnips and on the gate he had a notice as follows. Weary treveller as you pass by, you may pull one if you're dry. If you are hungry you may pull two, but if you pull three I'll have at thee. Another rhyme:- Round is the world, it goes upon wheels, Death is a thing that every man feels, if death was a thing that money could buy the rich would live and the poor would die. But God is so kind He would not do so, rich and poor they all must go I youth would know what age would crave, many a penny it would save.

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   Language

   English

   Collector

   Peter Marron

   Gender

   Male

   Address

   Tully, Co. Louth