[27] Siesteen is a low block-like seat, made of straw bands firmly sewed or bound together.
[28] See Weld’s Killarney, 8vo ed. p. 228.
[29] Or slaib; mire on the sea strand or river’s bank.—O’Brien.
[30] Labbig—bed, from Leaba.—Vide O’Brien and O’Reilly.
“I’non mori, e non rimasi vivo:
Pensa oramai per te, s’hai fior d’ingegno
Qual io divenni d’uno e d’altro privo.”
Dante, Inferno, canto 34.
[32] An English shilling was thirteen pence, Irish currency.
[33] Children.
[34] Tighearna—a lord. Vide O’Brien.