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... occasions proudly to contend for pre - eminence with Burns himself . Drink to her who long Hath wak'd the poet's sigh- The girl who gave to song What gold could never buy ! Oh ... occasion ) of the first 124 Selection of Irish Melodies .
... occasions proudly to contend for pre - eminence with Burns himself . Drink to her who long Hath wak'd the poet's sigh- The girl who gave to song What gold could never buy ! Oh ... occasion ) of the first 124 Selection of Irish Melodies .
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... occasion to allude to many abuses in this country , and I am sorry that I must still add to the catalogue . No department , indeed , in Ireland , has been worse managed than that of the post - office . The office of postmaster - general ...
... occasion to allude to many abuses in this country , and I am sorry that I must still add to the catalogue . No department , indeed , in Ireland , has been worse managed than that of the post - office . The office of postmaster - general ...
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... occasion to see repeated , must always bring melancholy reflections to the mind . Such is the fate of a soldier , whenever he is employed on active service ; the misery of the human race , in one shape or other , is what he has always ...
... occasion to see repeated , must always bring melancholy reflections to the mind . Such is the fate of a soldier , whenever he is employed on active service ; the misery of the human race , in one shape or other , is what he has always ...
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