School: Lanesboro (roll number 13320)

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   sew at this big window in his house and he used to have it wide open. There was a circus at the time in our district and an elephant got out and came down the town and put his trunk in at the tailor. The tailor struck him with the needle and the elephant went down to the Shannon and filled his trunk up with water he came up and then drowned the Tailor McCann.

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2. Clothes Made Locally

   

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   There is only one tailor in the district named Mr John Sullivan. He works at his home.
   He stocks cloth and people go and choose a piece of cloth and he makes a suit of clothes for them. There is no cloth spun in this parish. There is a man named Patrick

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