English slang contrasted with Irish imprecation—The chase of St.
Chrysostom, and his rescue—Meet garnish for a Hibernian
anecdote—Futile attempts at imitation by English dramatists,
&c.—Remarks of a puritan on the author and his book—A caution,
and a shrewd way of observing it—Michael Heney, steward of the
author’s father—His notions concerning swearing—Curious dialogue
between him and the author—New mode of teaching children filial
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