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 * 4. ( = v)
 * It will be many a bright day before (till) you see me here again.
 * It’s long years ago since he was here.
 * They were a fortnight old.
 * 5. (wan″ och)
 * That might delay you.
 * ( nasal).
 * He is worn to the bones.
 * 6. (yuk″ul)
 * is a more Irish word than It is a nicer word.
 * colspan=2|( means a pullet, not therefore the same as chicken. See Dictionary, under, and for initial compare  (fall-yogue″), a swallow,  (fie″an), ivy,  (fyul″ar), an eagle, for , , ).
 * 7. (ar-oor″)  (each syllable very short).
 * The rope was too long and the ass was enabled (had the means for) to crop the corn.
 * 8. (or )  (=w).
 * The hake is as fine a fish as there is in the sea.
 * [, broad]  (yoh-faw).
 * He's as homely (common) a man as you could find.
 * She had a son a priest.
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 * 7. (ar-oor″)  (each syllable very short).
 * The rope was too long and the ass was enabled (had the means for) to crop the corn.
 * 8. (or )  (=w).
 * The hake is as fine a fish as there is in the sea.
 * [, broad]  (yoh-faw).
 * He's as homely (common) a man as you could find.
 * She had a son a priest.
 * }
 * He's as homely (common) a man as you could find.
 * She had a son a priest.
 * }
 * She had a son a priest.
 * }