Volume: CBÉ 0220 (Part 3)
- Date
- 1936
- Collector
- Location
Archival Reference
The Main Manuscript Collection, Volume 0220, Page 0346
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- (continued from previous page)woman come along and turn the sheep into the corner for her to milk 'em. She sat down and she wasn't very long milking 'em. When she had them all milked, she looked at the young woman and 'twas then she knew her. 'Twas her sister Kitty who was dead. "Oh Kitty, says she, "did ye come back?" Thatt minute she heard a terrible noise, and the woman disappeared. The little girl got a terrible fright and she ran, and she spilled the milk, and that's what saved her. For if the milk didn't go she'd have to go.
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“I always heard that it's according to the hour you were born...”
I always heard that it's according to the hour you were born that you'd see things. (no title)
“Wan night when my little child was dying I went to Nanny...”
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