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Written On The Union 1801 By A Barrister Of Dublin
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A Dreadful Suspicion
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A MAN of sagacity, being informed of a serious quarrel between two of
his female relations, asked the persons if in their quarrels either had
called the other ugly? On receiving an answer in the negative, O, then,
I shall soon make up the quarrel.
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