Volume: CBÉ 0608 (Part 02)
- Date
- 1939
- Collector
- Location
Archival Reference
The Main Manuscript Collection, Volume 0608, Page 405
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“An account of how a dead man returned to admit his own guilt and save the name of a young priest...”
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“Old people fear the cold of March and expect death in that month more than any other.”
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“My grandmother used to dislike the idea of disturbing beds from their positions near the walls.”
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“There is a man living in Kilgarvan village at present wo is said to have power to cure certain ones such as ringworm, farcy, etc.”