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The Sun In His Eye
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LORD PLUNKETT had a son in the Church at the time the Tithe Corporation
Act was passed, and warmly supported the measure. Some one observed, I
wonder how it is that so sensible a man as Plunkett cannot see the
imperfections in the Tithe Corporation Act!--Pooh! pooh! said
Norbury, the reason's plain enough; he has the sun (son) in his eye.
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