The Dublin University Magazine, Том 27William Curry, Jun., and Company, 1846 |
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... poor man's board , enormously diminished . Milk also- at one time a mensal staple of every cottage in Ireland - must in a great degree have ceased to have been used as an article of diet . The period from the commencement to the ...
... poor man's board , enormously diminished . Milk also- at one time a mensal staple of every cottage in Ireland - must in a great degree have ceased to have been used as an article of diet . The period from the commencement to the ...
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... poor Isabel ! it was a marvel how she could ever quarrel with any one , and she never did exactly , but she was proud and wilful , and he passionate and unjust . How easily everything might have been explained at the time ; and would ...
... poor Isabel ! it was a marvel how she could ever quarrel with any one , and she never did exactly , but she was proud and wilful , and he passionate and unjust . How easily everything might have been explained at the time ; and would ...
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... poor puny verse ; Till a Seyd said , " Sing it not ! Far beyond its wall is Man's Everlasting life and lot- Sing the Three Stray Talismans ! Sing the Three Stray Talismans ! Sing and seek the Talismans ! Be thy bypassed years forgot ...
... poor puny verse ; Till a Seyd said , " Sing it not ! Far beyond its wall is Man's Everlasting life and lot- Sing the Three Stray Talismans ! Sing the Three Stray Talismans ! Sing and seek the Talismans ! Be thy bypassed years forgot ...
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... poor Falcon , who had spoken disrespectfully of the Irish in the London journals . The elder M Morris , with his fiery face and olive - branch , was a dan- gerous head - pacificator , and Tiger- nach left the hall in annoyance at the ...
... poor Falcon , who had spoken disrespectfully of the Irish in the London journals . The elder M Morris , with his fiery face and olive - branch , was a dan- gerous head - pacificator , and Tiger- nach left the hall in annoyance at the ...
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... poor Mr. Bagster did from before the dignity of Lord Brougham . How- ever , he spoke , and words , even elo- quent words , were not wanting . 66 A disapproving murmur ran through the assembly ; the bards croaked , and struck harsh notes ...
... poor Mr. Bagster did from before the dignity of Lord Brougham . How- ever , he spoke , and words , even elo- quent words , were not wanting . 66 A disapproving murmur ran through the assembly ; the bards croaked , and struck harsh notes ...
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