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The Attache

CHAPTER XIV
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'What a take in this is, ain't it ?' and he leapt, and hopt, and jumped like a snappin' turtle, he was so mad.

Yes, common sense to Ireland, is like Indgian corn to Bangor, it ain't overly tall growin', that's a fact.

We must see both these countries together.

It is like the nigger's pig to the West Indies "little and dam old." "Oh, come back soon, Squire, I have a thousand things, I want to tell you, and I shall forget one half o' them, if you don't; and besides," said he in an onder tone, "_he_" (nodding his head towards Mr.
Hopewell,) "will miss you shockingly.

He frets horridly about his flock.
He says, ''Mancipation and Temperance have superceded the Scriptures in the States.


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