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A recently" caught" son of the Emer- aid Isle, was being (as the phrase isl lighted to his lodgings in the cock loft of one of those babel-like Hotels so common in New York. After ascending some doz- en flight of stairs, Pat came all at once to dead stand still. "Now, by the powers, hinney," said he, addressing his guide, who was likewise an Irishman, "I dosen't budge anither inch ;-for look you, should tue ediiice take fire, what would become of Patrick O'Flam. roasting half way up to the Moon; Mo- no, I'd rather hang on a peg, in one of the lower rooms-so had !" !" Now, did you ever hear the beat otl'at. said he with the light.--" Talk of the house burning up, when it's Insured , That's an Irish bull, sure enough !'' "Tn. sEred" cried Pat, "why didn't won fell me that betorel So then pull a-heud. me hearty. and m follow you, an ye ike n

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