Memoirs of Captain Rock: The Celebrated Irish Chieftain, with Some Account of His Ancestors |
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... person among those savages of the Andamans , who eat up all new - comers , as among the best bred gentlemen of Kerry and Tipperary . " The circumstances ... persons Exeliange succeeded , the year before last , in establishing a PREFACE ...
... person among those savages of the Andamans , who eat up all new - comers , as among the best bred gentlemen of Kerry and Tipperary . " The circumstances ... persons Exeliange succeeded , the year before last , in establishing a PREFACE ...
Page 77
... persons to the house of Sir Phelim O'Neal ; as also the secret jour- neys of the Lord Maguire , & c . & c . But there is no fear that the Lords Justices will attend to these forewarnings . Rebellion is a goose that layeth golden eggs ...
... persons to the house of Sir Phelim O'Neal ; as also the secret jour- neys of the Lord Maguire , & c . & c . But there is no fear that the Lords Justices will attend to these forewarnings . Rebellion is a goose that layeth golden eggs ...
Page 133
... persons of one religious persuasion , should be equally held out to persons of every other religious persuasion ; that every man should look to his neighbour's opinion with a con- sideration that , perchance , his neighbour may be right ...
... persons of one religious persuasion , should be equally held out to persons of every other religious persuasion ; that every man should look to his neighbour's opinion with a con- sideration that , perchance , his neighbour may be right ...
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