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Cornish Humour
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Ross Poldark
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The oldest woman of a tiny village not one hundred miles from Callington had lost all but one of her possessions in a fire. To raise money for her, the villagers decided to raffle this remaining treasure. One of the ticket sellers approached the village skinflint. "Buy a ticket?" said the latter suspi...
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The Cornish Language Partnership
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Ross Poldark
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This website is run by the Cornish Language Partnership, which was set up in 2005 to oversee the implementation of the Cornish Language Development Strategy. http://www.magakernow.org.uk/default.aspx?page=28
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Cornish stories
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Ross Poldark
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Sundee Sko-ool by Les Merton Fredd Treloar et sebben yers ole waas a debbel, a reel 'eller. Es Mawthur, Maud, got et inta er ed Sundee Sko-ool waas tha ansur. She sent Freddy wan Sundee mornun. Furst thing Freddy ax'd wen ee got theer waas: "Qhat time do ee ga ome?" Preechur said: "Denner time." Freddy ad...
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"An Yeth Kernewek" (The Cornish Language)
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Ross Poldark
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Kowethas Lyennek Poldark ha Winston Graham (The Winston Graham and Poldark Literary Society) The Prologue Book 1 "Ross Poldark" Joshua Poldark a verwis mis Meurth 1783. Mis Hwevrer a'n vlydhen na, owth omglywes y dermyn ow mos ha bos berr, ev a dhannvonas rag y vroder dhiworth Trenwydh. Karlys a dhe...
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Cornish Dialect & Folksongs
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Ross Poldark
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