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Irish E1oquence In my morning rambles,
man sitting on the ground leaning his back
against the wall, attracted my attention by look
Of squalor in his appearance which rarely before
observed even in Ireland. His clothes were ragged
to indecency-a very common circumstance, how
ever with the males-and his face was pale and
sickly. He did not address me- and passed by j
but having gone few PAGES, my heart smote me.
and turned back" If you are in want said
/ with some degree ofPeevishnes' why do you
-Terlly. "You do not utter a word" "Nol its
,ioking you are with me sir Look there,n hold.
ing upthe tattered remnant of what had once been
a coat "do you see how the skin is speaking
through my trousers, and the bones crying out
through my skin2-Look at the sunken cheeks,
and the famine that is staring ia my eyest Man
alivel ism II begging I am with a hundred
tongues T'--ImEltsk's T+GSeIs IN ireland.