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... called to his exalted post from a pas- torate in Springfield ; and that Dr. Garrigan , the Vice - Rector of the Uni- versity , had singularly enough been Dr. Conaty's assistant in Springfield . Of course every one knows that Dr ...
... called to his exalted post from a pas- torate in Springfield ; and that Dr. Garrigan , the Vice - Rector of the Uni- versity , had singularly enough been Dr. Conaty's assistant in Springfield . Of course every one knows that Dr ...
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... called me Looby . ' Cos no one out here don't know dat name , ' ceptin ' de Faders - an ' dey can't make nottin ' of it . Sure , I'd never known ye agen ! But ye didn't have dem big whiskers wen I seed you be- fore ! " The soft ...
... called me Looby . ' Cos no one out here don't know dat name , ' ceptin ' de Faders - an ' dey can't make nottin ' of it . Sure , I'd never known ye agen ! But ye didn't have dem big whiskers wen I seed you be- fore ! " The soft ...
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... called into being . He was aided by events which Flood could not have foreseen by any exercise of diplomatic statecraft . And so it is not surprising that Flood , who had grown gray in the cause , should have felt the sting of envy when ...
... called into being . He was aided by events which Flood could not have foreseen by any exercise of diplomatic statecraft . And so it is not surprising that Flood , who had grown gray in the cause , should have felt the sting of envy when ...
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... called Mr. Gladstone , who immediately arose . Again the cheer- ing was renewed and kept up as long as his supporters could cheer . The last to succumb were the Irish Nation- alists . The hour for their country had come , and her ...
... called Mr. Gladstone , who immediately arose . Again the cheer- ing was renewed and kept up as long as his supporters could cheer . The last to succumb were the Irish Nation- alists . The hour for their country had come , and her ...
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... called attention to the fact that the majority against Home Rule returned in England alone in the elec- tion of 1866 was two hundred and eleven , while the majority returned . against it from England in 1892 was but seventy - one . And ...
... called attention to the fact that the majority against Home Rule returned in England alone in the elec- tion of 1866 was two hundred and eleven , while the majority returned . against it from England in 1892 was but seventy - one . And ...
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