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Harold Begbie. CHAPTER XI BECAUSE IT IS ALWAYS DUBLIN HERE is something about Dublin that wears THERE the look and breathes the character of an old French town . It might be a quarter of Paris or a neighbour of Tours . One thinks that ...
Harold Begbie. CHAPTER XI BECAUSE IT IS ALWAYS DUBLIN HERE is something about Dublin that wears THERE the look and breathes the character of an old French town . It might be a quarter of Paris or a neighbour of Tours . One thinks that ...
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... Dublin parlance . If you are a senti- mental traveller , and go about this city asking questions and seeking information , you will find that nearly every one you meet has ... Dublin there is any number of BECAUSE IT IS ALWAYS DUBLIN 197.
... Dublin parlance . If you are a senti- mental traveller , and go about this city asking questions and seeking information , you will find that nearly every one you meet has ... Dublin there is any number of BECAUSE IT IS ALWAYS DUBLIN 197.
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... Dublin dreams . I met two professors in one evening : the Professor of English Literature was enthusiastic about political economy ; and the Professor of Commerce was enthusiastic about poetry . I long for Home Rule , that I may go to ...
... Dublin dreams . I met two professors in one evening : the Professor of English Literature was enthusiastic about political economy ; and the Professor of Commerce was enthusiastic about poetry . I long for Home Rule , that I may go to ...
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