Imleabhar: CBÉ 0485 (Cuid 2)

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1. Cholera (ar lean)

   

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   continued, "my father told us, ' that on his way to and from his work at the work-home he frequently met people carrying their dead, parent, son or daughter in a [?] on their back to the graveyard at Kilternin, on of the oldest graveyards in Ireland, and yet, no one [?] of complaint did he ever hear pass their lips- hey hobbled along with their burden on their backs - in their sunken eyes was a look- one would like to forget rather than try to describe. On reaching the graveyard those poor people worn out and starring, leaving their burden on the ground beside them, dug a grave, very often without the use of a spade or shovel, for those would cost money, and money they had nun. When the grave was made by the use of a wattle and their hands the bereaved men lowered their dead, uncoffined into the shallow grave, closed the grave, then knelt down on the freshly covered grave and fervently

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