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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0882, Page 154

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    One day a priest named Rev John Roche was preaching in the Bull Ring. A Yeoman was passing by and he heard the priest. He struck the priest and a drop of blood fell on his and
    after a short time his hand withered away.
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    When Cromwell was in Wexford an English soldier was shot dead near the Folly. He was buried between Billington's Wall and Pierce's Foundry. A sheep dog was buried with him. He was covered with large stones and afterwards was covered with cement. If you
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