- Tooder-Folley by
Brian Stowell Jeih
Skeealyn Scaanjoon by
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Ecstasy as
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Skeealyn 'sy Ghailck' that
during his time
working on
fishing boats in the 19th...
- Some of his
stories are
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Skeealyn Aesop,
translations of
selected Aesop's Fables, were
published in 1901...
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roddan 'sacote', as yn kayt 'scraverey'. — Neddy Beg Hom Ruy 1831–1908,
Skeealyn 'sy
Ghailck It was
forbidden to name a hare on board, or a rabbit, or a...
-
support that
Kinvig and
others gave to
younger learners of the language.
Skeealyn Vannin /
Stories of Mann: The
complete collection of Manx
Language archive...
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Edward Faragher, Isle of Man: S.K. Broadbent, 1901 –
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Skeealyn Cheeil-Chiollee...
