Volume: CBÉ 0481 (Part 2)

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   “There was a man named Colfer livin in Bannow...”

   

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   spake to anywan". "I did'nt" sez Colfer. I was well you did'nt sez he for if you had we want finished.". Colfer come home to Barrow again when he was an ould man an he often tould about the night he come home in the little boat an he said he seen hundreds of imps an divils flyin' round the boat when they war on the journey.

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   “There was a big farmer livin in Ould Ross...”

   

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   There was a big farmer livin in Ould Ross be the name of Tommy Quigley he had a lot of land would bushes grown on it an for that rayson he

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