Volume: CBÉ 0481 (Part 1)

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1. A Good Sportsman (continued)

   

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   a few times, and every day he used go a bit farther. Begob after a forthnight he had the pig trained in right form. The day came along and the pig & the horse were down at the end of the field. Furlong was riding the horse. The sportsman rattled the bucket and the pig came along like a shot and begob he bet the horse blind. That's a fact.

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2. Fox

   

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   I saw a fox wan day and she had your young ones and she training them. She had wan here and another there in a square. She'd make a drive at wan and catch him then she'd stoop down and make a drive at another, and then to another. Then she'd make wan of them do the same thing.
   She was showing them how to capture a hen or a goose.
   She used have them out there every morning like that.

   

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