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English
1823
The fashion in dress among stage Irishmen is rather picturesque than neat. Tailors must have a hard time of it in stage Ireland. The stage Irishman has also an original taste in hats. He always wears a hat without a crown; whether to keep his head cool or with any political significance we cannot say. THE FASHION IN DRESS AMONG STAGE IRISHMEN IS RATHER PICTURESQUE THAN NEAT TAILOR'S MUST HAVE HAD A HARD TIME OF IT IN STAGE ISLAND THE STAGE IRISHMAN HAWSEER HAS AN ORIGINAL TASTE IN HATS HE ALWAYS WEARS A HAT WITHOUT A CROWN WHETHER TO KEEP HIS HEAD COOL OR WITH ANY POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE WE CANNOT SAY
lessly that we have felt afraid he would break something with him. We have seen a heroine leaping from the roof of a house on one side of the street and being caught by the comic man standing on the roof of a house on the other side of the street and thinking nothing of it. We have seen railway trains rushing into each other at the rate of sixty miles an hour. We have seen houses blown up by dynamite two hundred feet into the air. We have seen the defeat of the Spanish Armada, the destruction of Pompeii, and the return of the British army from Egypt in one "set" each. Such incidents as earthquakes, wrecks in mid-ocean, revolutions and battles we take no note of, they being commonplace and ordinary. But we do not go inside to see these things now. We have two looks at the poster instead; it is more satisfying. The Irishman, to return to our friend, is very fond of whisky--the stage Irishman, we mean. Whisky is forever in his thoughts--and often in other places belonging to him, besides. ROWING HIM ABOUT CARELESSLY THAT WE WOULD HAVE FELT AFRAID HE WOULD BREAK SOMETHING WITH HIM WE HAVE SEEN A HEROINE LEAPING FROM THE ROOF OF A HOUSE ON ONE SIDE OF THE STREET AND BEING CAUGHT BY THE COMIC MAN STANDING ON THE ROOF OF THE HOUSE THE OTHER SIDE OF THE STREET AND THINKING NOTHING OF IT WE HAVE SEEN RAILWAY TRAINS RUSHING INTO EACH OTHER AT A RATE OF SIXTY MILES AN HOUR WE HAVE SEEN HOUSES BLOWN UP BY DYNAMITE TWO HUNDRED FEET INTO THE AIR WE HAVE SEEN THE DEFEAT OF THE SPANISH ARMADA THE DESTRUCTION OF POMPEII AND THE RETURN OF THE BRITISH ARMY FROM EGYPT IN ONE SET EACH SUCH INCIDENTS AS EARTHQUAKES WRECKS IN MID OCEAN REVOLUTIONS AND BATTLES WE TAKE NO NOTE OF THEY ARE BEING COMMONPLACE AND ORDINARY BUT WE DO NOT GO INSIDE TO SEE THESE THINGS NOW WE HAVE TWO LOOKS AT THE POSTER INSTEAD IT IS MORE SATISFYING THE IRISHMAN TO RETURN TO OUR FRIEND IS FOND OF WHISKY THE STAGE IRISHMEN WE MEAN WHISKEY IS FOREVER IN HIS THOUGHTS AND OFTEN IN OTHER PLACES BELONGING TO HIM BESIDES
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