Jacobs, Joseph, 1854-1916, Batten, John Dickson, 1860-1932, ill · New York : Putnam · leaf 32
he place hastily, but Fingula chantedthis lay : Come and baptise us, O Cleric,Clear away our stains !This day I see our grave—Fiachra and Conn on each side,And in my lap, between my two arms,Place Aod, my beauteous brother.3 After this lay, the children of Lir were baptised. Andthey died, and were… … Jack the Cunning Thief HERE was a poor farmer who hadthree sons, and on the same day thethree boys went to seek their for-tune. The eldest two were sen-sible, industrious young men ; theyoungest never did much at homethat was any use. He loved tobe setting snares for rabbits, and tracing hares in…
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