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“Cures which Are in the Nature of Charms”
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Cures which Are in the Nature of Charms (ar lean)
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was suffering from a bout of Lumbago.
On hearing this the tinker quickly turned and remarked, "If I had you in Carrick I'd cure you in two minutes. And you'd never have it again, unless you break your back."
I looked him over.
"Well," I said,"if you can do that you will very quickly see me calling on you, for I have had it on and off for the past 2 years."
"Oh! but look[?] at my old moke outside. He will take five hours to take me to town tonight."
"I don't care," I said, "If I have to wait till morn, provided I get rid of it."
Accordingly, about five hours afterwards I called at the tinker's residence. Several dozen children disported themselves noisily in the soft sunset haze about the street. The tinker himself was just in the act of sitting down to a royal overloaded plate of steaming Irish stew.
"Welcome!" he cried and led me to a bedroom where he requested me to throw myself prostrate on a bed in the corner.
(leanann ar an chéad leathanach eile)
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