The Annals tell bring how

1132 ^|aAC AB^a| Men ^|alike ^|bgnats to ants^b|a| wondern ^|aall over^a| on a ^|agroot Wide^a| Wallfisch ^|athat lay in a Runnel^a| and. ^|a|bBloaty ^|cBlubber Blubby^c|b| wares ^|bin upat^b| Eblanium.^a|

566 ^|aA.C. B.A.^a| On Bell ^|aBaalfirenacht Ballfireeve^a| of this year a crone that hadde a wickered kish for to hale ^|adead^a| turves from the bog lookit under the blay of her kish ^|aas she ran^a| & found herself ^|afull ^|brich sackvulle^b|a| of smalle swart ^|ashoon and goody quickenshoon & smalle illigant brogues^a|. ^|aBluchy works ^|bin at^b| Hurdlesford.^a|

Silent

566 ^|aA.D. O.D.^a| At that time it came to pass that ^|amany fair 2 bronzelocked^a| maidens grieved to because their ^|aminions were minion was^a| ravished of them by an ogre Europeus Pius and. ^|aBloody wars in ^|bDublin Ballyaughacleeaghbally^b|.^a|

1132 ^|aA.D. D.O.^a| Two sons at one ^|atime hour^a| were born to a goodman & his ^|awife hag^a|. They were named ^|aPrimus & Caddy Caddy & Primas^a|. ^|aPrimus Primas^a| was a ^|agentleman & came of decent sentryman & drilled by
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dacent^a| people. Caddy was went to Winehouse & wrote a ^|apiece of fun peace of farce^a|. Blotty ^|aworse words^a| in Ballyaughacleeagh Ballyaughacleeaghbally for Dublin