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A Dog's Religion
Grace After Dinner
His Duel With Captain D'esterre
A Certificate Of Marriage
His Birth
A Mistaken Frenchman
Wisdom
A Courtier's Retort
Arthur O'leary
A Martial Judge
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His Birth
Swift Arbuthnot And Parnell
To Quilca
His Reception At The Rotundo By The Volunteers
Epistolary Bores
Sir R Peel's Opinion Of O'connell
Taxing The Air
Swift And Bettesworth
Sow-west And The Wigs
His First Client
Random Irish Humour
Sir R Peel's Opinion Of O'connell
The Prince Of Wales
Roger And The Poultry
A Beggar's Wedding
A Dead Man With Life In Him
A Martial Judge
His Triumph Over Dr Johnson
Epistolary Bores
Scene At Killiney
The Closing Scenes Of His Life
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Edmond Burke
Irish Humour Home
On Father O'Leary's arrival in London he was anxiously sought after by
his countrymen residing in that capital, who all felt gratified by
every opportunity which offered itself, of paying respect to one who had
done so much honor to religion and their country. Mr. Edmond Burke was
very marked in the regard which he manifested to O'Leary.--It was, in
fact, impossible, after an evening spent in his society, not to seek at
every future opportunity a renewal of the delight which his wit,
pleasantly, and wisdom afforded.
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