The Cabinet of Irish Literature: Selections from the Works of the Chief Poets, Orators, and Prose Writers of Ireland, Volume 1Gresham Publishing, 1909 - Authors, Irish |
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... daughter ? " " But I say , what shall we do with my Mother Long Tooth ; she is almost as powerful daughter ? " as herself , but as she employs her art in doing " What you please , " again replied Fiddle- harm , she is only a witch ...
... daughter ? " " But I say , what shall we do with my Mother Long Tooth ; she is almost as powerful daughter ? " as herself , but as she employs her art in doing " What you please , " again replied Fiddle- harm , she is only a witch ...
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... daughters to learn to write , as such a know- ledge could only lead , he declared , to " the multiplication of love - letters . " However , the result was as might be expected , for his daughter Frances not only learned that ac ...
... daughters to learn to write , as such a know- ledge could only lead , he declared , to " the multiplication of love - letters . " However , the result was as might be expected , for his daughter Frances not only learned that ac ...
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... daughter one husband , I would find her another . Fair . Your honour is to do as you please . Lord Aim . What say you , Patty , will accept of a husband of my choosing ? you Patty . My lord , I have no determinations ; you are the best ...
... daughter one husband , I would find her another . Fair . Your honour is to do as you please . Lord Aim . What say you , Patty , will accept of a husband of my choosing ? you Patty . My lord , I have no determinations ; you are the best ...
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