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... to be sung in our concert - rooms , and set to such airs as should be played on
barrel - organs through our streets , suggesting the words and the sentiments as
soon as the first notes of the melody make themselves heard under the window .
... to be sung in our concert - rooms , and set to such airs as should be played on
barrel - organs through our streets , suggesting the words and the sentiments as
soon as the first notes of the melody make themselves heard under the window .
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The summer sun is falling soft on Carberry's hundred isles ; The summer sun is
gleaming still through Gabriel's rough defiles ; Old Inisherkin's crumbled fane
looks like a moulting bird ; And in a calm and sleepy swell the ocean - tide is
heard ...
The summer sun is falling soft on Carberry's hundred isles ; The summer sun is
gleaming still through Gabriel's rough defiles ; Old Inisherkin's crumbled fane
looks like a moulting bird ; And in a calm and sleepy swell the ocean - tide is
heard ...
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... he thought it no disparagement to those qualifications of their life , that , in the
inidst of the most talked - of and talking country in the world , they had lived so
long , not only without fame , but almost without being heard A LITERARY LIFE .
65.
... he thought it no disparagement to those qualifications of their life , that , in the
inidst of the most talked - of and talking country in the world , they had lived so
long , not only without fame , but almost without being heard A LITERARY LIFE .
65.
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not only without fame , but almost without being heard of . And yet , within a few
years afterwards , there were no two names of men more known , or more
generally celebrated . If we engage into a large acquaintance , and various
familiarities ...
not only without fame , but almost without being heard of . And yet , within a few
years afterwards , there were no two names of men more known , or more
generally celebrated . If we engage into a large acquaintance , and various
familiarities ...
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Then he favours his pupil with a bit of his own history , which seems to me capital
:“ Whoe'er has drawn a special plea , Has heard of old Tom Tewksbury ; Deaf as
a post and thick as mustard , He aimed at wit , and bawled and blustered , And ...
Then he favours his pupil with a bit of his own history , which seems to me capital
:“ Whoe'er has drawn a special plea , Has heard of old Tom Tewksbury ; Deaf as
a post and thick as mustard , He aimed at wit , and bawled and blustered , And ...
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