[103.] Three signs of a fop: the track of his comb in his hair, the track of his teeth in his food, the track of his stick[68] behind him.
[68] Or 'cudgel.'
[104.] Three ungentlemanly boasts: I am on your track, I have trampled on you, I have wet you with my dress.
[105.] Three live ones that put away dead things: a deer shedding its horn, a wood shedding its leaves, cattle shedding their coat.[69]
[69] Literally, 'stinking hair.'
[106.] Three places of Ireland to make you start: Tulach na n-Escop,[70] Achad Deo,[71] Duma mBuirig.
[70] A hill near Kildare. See Thesaurus Palæo-hibernicus ii.. p. 335.
[71] At Tara. See Todd's Irish Nennius, p. 200.
[107.] Three wonders of Ireland: the grave of the dwarf,[72] the grave of Trawohelly,[73] an echo near.[74]
[72] Somewhere in the west (i n-iarthar Erenn, Fél., p. clvii).