Mr Dooley in the Hearts of His Countrymen
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'News?' says he. 'They'se on'y wan thing talked about, ' he says. 'We're goin' to have awar with England, ' he says. 'An' th' whole Irish army has inlisted, 'he says. 'Has Finerty gone in?' says I. 'He has, ' he says. 'Thin, 'says I, ''tis all off with th' Sassenach. We'll run thim fr'm th' faceiv th' earth, ' I says. ''Tis th' prisint intintion iv mesilf to hire agood big tug an' put a hook into Ireland, an' tow it over th' bigdhrink, an' anchor it ayether in th' harbor iv New York or in th'la...ke.
"D'ye know, Jawn, 'twas Cleveland that definded th' Fenians whin theywas took up f'r invadin' Canada. 'Twas so. He was not much in thimdays, --a kid iv a lawyer, like Doheny's youngest, with a lot iv hairan' a long coat an' a hungry look. Whin th' Fenians come back fr'mCanada in a boat an' landed in th' city iv Buf-falo, New York, theywas all run in; an' sare a lawyer cud they get to defind thim tillthis here Cleveland come up, an' says he: 'I'll take th' job, ' hesays. 'I'll go in an' do th' best I can f'r ye.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
'News?' says he. 'They'se on'y wan thing talked about, ' he says. 'We're goin' to have awar with England, ' he says. 'An' th' whole Irish army has inlisted, 'he says. 'Has Finerty gone in?' says I. 'He has, ' he says. 'Thin, 'says I, ''tis all off with th' Sassenach. We'll run thim fr'm th' faceiv th' earth, ' I says. ''Tis th' prisint intintion iv mesilf to hire agood big tug an' put a hook into Ireland, an' tow it over th' bigdhrink, an' anchor it ayether in th' harbor iv New York or in th'la...ke.
"D'ye know, Jawn, 'twas Cleveland that definded th' Fenians whin theywas took up f'r invadin' Canada. 'Twas so. He was not much in thimdays, --a kid iv a lawyer, like Doheny's youngest, with a lot iv hairan' a long coat an' a hungry look. Whin th' Fenians come back fr'mCanada in a boat an' landed in th' city iv Buf-falo, New York, theywas all run in; an' sare a lawyer cud they get to defind thim tillthis here Cleveland come up, an' says he: 'I'll take th' job, ' hesays. 'I'll go in an' do th' best I can f'r ye.
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