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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2132, 3 November 1875, Page 4

" O Ehin, my Country !"—" I've not seen your grandfather about lately, Biddy. Is he unwell P."—" Is it unwell ye. say, miss? Sure, then, the headache he's got in his big toes would do your eyes good to see, lady. His sufferin' is awful, but, as he says, he bears ifc for his shins, and the honour of ould Ireland. " Truth lies at the bottom of a well." We are to " leave well alone"—that is how we don't see much of truth.

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