- as stoyr. Hop! ta'n oie. It made
stock and store. Hop! ta'n oie.
Three kirree keeir. Hop! ta'n oie.
Three brown sheep Hop! ta'n oie. Va ec
Illiam yn Oe...
- 1370. "The
Cheshire Cheese", "The
Cheshireman and the Spaniard" 1371. "Ny
Kirree Fo-sniaghtey" 1372. "The Spider" 1373. "Now
Robin Lend Me Thy Bow" 1374...
-
bilingual column in Manx. The
first film to be made in Manx, 22-minute-long Ny
Kirree fo
Niaghtey "The
Sheep Under the Snow",
premiered in 1983 and was entered...
-
aforementioned modern fairy tale, on a
stormy night in Scarlett, the girl
Kirree Quayle gave
refuge to a dark,
handsome stranger, but
afterwards recognized...
- fall into a deep sleep. When they
awake their roles are reversed, with
Kirree asking unreasonable levels of work from Jem. Pyee
returns and this time...
-
Woods 11 Isle of Man
Sacha Horst****s
Kirree Quayle 12 not
awarded Team
criterium Isle of Man
Sacha Horst****s
Kirree Quayle 11 Guernsey
Megan Dowinton...
- a long
series of
short dialect stories published under the pseudonym, "
Kirree Ann", in the
Ramsey Courier at a rate of
almost one a w**** over the last...
- Man by Hall Caine, London: C****ell & Company, 1927,
Chapter 14, p.156 'Ny
kirree fo-sniaghtey' in Mona
Miscellany by
William Harrison, Douglas: The Manx...
- had also been
hoped that the
Players could stage productions of
Catchin Kirree by F.
Corris and Ellie's
Stranger by W.
Clucas Kinley, but the
onset of...
-
irregularly formed plurals,
including ben "woman" to mraane,
keyrey "sheep" to
kirree and
slieau "mountain" to sleityn. The base form of a noun is in the nominative...
