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" &amp;quot;They were all alike. I think iv Bobby Burns as a man that wrote good songs, aven if they were in a bar&amp;#039;brous accint, but Hogan thinks iv him as havin&amp;#039; a load all th&amp;#039; time an&amp;#039; bein&amp;#039; th&amp;#039; scandal iv his parish. I remimber Andhrew Jackson as th&amp;#039; man that licked th&amp;#039; British at Noo Orleans be throwin&amp;#039; cotton bales at thim, but Hogan remimbers him as a man that cudden&amp;#039;t spell an&amp;#039; had a wife who smoked a corncob pipe. I remimber Abraham Lincoln f&amp;#039;r freein&amp;#039; th&amp;#039; slaves, but Hogan remimbers how he used to cut loose yarns that made th&amp;#039; bartinder shake th&amp;#039; stove harder thin it needed. I remimber Grant f&amp;#039;r what he done ar-round Shiloh whin he was young, but Hogan remimbers him f&amp;#039;r what he done arr-ound New York whin he was old.&amp;quot; -- Finley Peter Dunne, 1899.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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