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" &amp;quot;Thin he was a boss, an&amp;#039; f&amp;#039;r five years he r-run th&amp;#039; ward. He niver wint to th&amp;#039; council, d&amp;#039;ye mind; but, whin he was gin&amp;#039;rous, he give th&amp;#039; aldhermen tin per cint iv what they made. In a convintion, whin anny iv th&amp;#039; candydates passed roun&amp;#039; th&amp;#039; money, &amp;#039;twas wan thousand dollars f&amp;#039;r Flannagan an&amp;#039; have a nice see-gar with me f&amp;#039;r th&amp;#039; rest iv thim. Wan year fr&amp;#039;m th&amp;#039; day he done th&amp;#039; aldherman he sold th&amp;#039; liquor shop. Thin he built a brick house in th&amp;#039; place iv th&amp;#039; little frame wan he had befure, an&amp;#039; moved in a pianny f&amp;#039;r his daughter. &amp;#039;Twas about this time he got a dimon as big as ye&amp;#039;er fist, an&amp;#039; begun to dhrive down town behind a fast horse. No wan knowed what he done, but his wife said he was in th&amp;#039; r-rale estate business. D&amp;#039;ye mind, Jawn, that th&amp;#039; r-rale estate business includes near ivrything fr&amp;#039;m vagrancy to manslaughter?&amp;quot; --Finley Peter Dunne, 1899.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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