Scoil: Cromadh (B.) (uimhir rolla 9306)

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   “It takes for the skilled hand but three cuts to point a scollop....”

   

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   indications that the chicken or gosling is sufficiently matured within the hatched egg, to warrant its appearance and exit very soon. The last stage of the chick's imprisonment in the shell was indicated by the "chipping" of the latter. I think that "scolloping" and "chipping" were not identical but I am not sure (Tiob Ár[?]) There was an article resembling m shape a flogging top without a spike and it was used to split sallies for making scollops. There were three grooves hollowed into its sloping sides and when a sally of sufficient thickness to be split into three parts was picked up - when pointing scollops - three necks were made with the knife in the end of the sally and the narrowed end

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