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School: Borris (B.)

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An Bhuiríos, Co. Cheatharlach
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Ss. Ó Loinneáin
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The Schools’ Collection, Volume 0904, Page 303

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  2. Riddles and Funny Stories

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    Question: What is the difference between a bottle of medicine and a hearth rug?
    Answer: One is shaken up and taken and the other is taken up and shaken.
    Question: What is the difference between a school master and a station master:
    Answer: One has to mind trains and the other has to trane minds.
    First hunter: I was cycling through a jungle and day, I met a tiger and what do you think I did
    Second hunter: Shot him
    First hunter: No I rang my bell.
    Quick
    Teacher: How many times can a man marry
    Pupil: As often as his wife dies.
    Workman (Who had just escaped falling brick) I say, be a bit more careful up there. Another inch and you would have to buy me a new hat.
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