School: Cloran (roll number 5282)

Location:: Cloran and Corcullentry, Co. Westmeath
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How Mrs Quinn Lost Her Fortune (continued)

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woman seeing how foolish she had been. Every since there is in this field a square of boggy land in which people say there is a crock of gold. Men one night when going home after a game of cards say that they saw a hare sitting in the middle of it.
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Bad Landlords

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Once upon a time there lived a landlord and he was very cruel and he made a curfew forbidding any person to be out after eight o' clock and if they were caught out they should be shot.
After that hour he went out with a large army of men and shot all the

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