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Home Individuality Business was his aversion; pleasure was his business.

Business was his aversion; pleasure was his business.

Polly, January 30, 2013

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There is one distinguishing peculiarity of the Irish bull – its horns are tipped with brass.

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And he that will this health deny, down among the dead men let him lie.

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