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... Studdert's family . Traces of rich decorations remain , and the chapel , in one of the square towers , must have been especially beautiful . As I stood upon the roof , and looked forth 3-2 1876 . 35 History of the Munster Circuit .
... Studdert's family . Traces of rich decorations remain , and the chapel , in one of the square towers , must have been especially beautiful . As I stood upon the roof , and looked forth 3-2 1876 . 35 History of the Munster Circuit .
Página 36
... looked forth upon the ancient de- fences beneath , my thoughts re- verted to those times when mailed chieftain and half - naked kerne con- tended for mastery in these halls , and the shout of " St. George was answered by the Lamb laider ...
... looked forth upon the ancient de- fences beneath , my thoughts re- verted to those times when mailed chieftain and half - naked kerne con- tended for mastery in these halls , and the shout of " St. George was answered by the Lamb laider ...
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... him the defiance and resolution of a pugilist . Upon either temple there stood erect a lock of hair , which no brush could smooth down . These locks looked like horns , and added to the 1876. ] History of the 47 Munster Circuit .
... him the defiance and resolution of a pugilist . Upon either temple there stood erect a lock of hair , which no brush could smooth down . These locks looked like horns , and added to the 1876. ] History of the 47 Munster Circuit .
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University magazine. These locks looked like horns , and added to the combative expression of his countenance . He was fiery in his nature , excessively spirited , and ejaculated , rather than spoke , to an audience ; his speeches ...
University magazine. These locks looked like horns , and added to the combative expression of his countenance . He was fiery in his nature , excessively spirited , and ejaculated , rather than spoke , to an audience ; his speeches ...
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... looked at the speaker very haught- ily as he replied , " I have no powder given me to sell . " " Then perhaps you'd buy some for me ? " " I have no time to do your er- rands , " he said , turning away . Grady returned rather crestfallen ...
... looked at the speaker very haught- ily as he replied , " I have no powder given me to sell . " " Then perhaps you'd buy some for me ? " " I have no time to do your er- rands , " he said , turning away . Grady returned rather crestfallen ...
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