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“An Old Local Story”
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An Old Local Story
Once there was an old man. He had three sons. They lived in a small house and had a few acres of land. The only stock he kept was horses. As he was growing very old, he said it was better for him to divide the horses amongst his sons. So he made the will and to the eldest he left half the horses to the next he left one third and to the youngest he left on ninth. When the old man died the sons began to talk as to how they would divide the horses. Then they began to fight.
The eldest son was claiming nine horses the other six and the other three. As they were fighting Daniel O'Donnel came that way and asked them what were they fighting about, so they told him their story. He dismounted took off the saddle and bridle and let out his own horse with the other seventeen so there was then eighteen.
Then he told the eldest to go in and bring out half them the other to bring out one third, and the other to bring out the other three. Daniel
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