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共 24 段- And yet is there not comfort to be found in the thought that
- The mention of Tone fitly introduces the years of Thomas Add
- Owing to their father’s position at Court, the little Lennox
- The Duchess, after a short widowhood, married, to the conste
- Shortly after their return from France the brothers became m
- The girls in some instances shared the lessons of their brot
- The Catholic Convention of 1792, in which Mr. Teeling took a
- In 1802 Mr. Teeling was liberated, and after a time spent wi
- Considering the Protestants hopeless, Tone first directed hi
- It was Tone’s way never to lose time about any business he m
- “Several months had been necessary, to collect the proofs,
- “The gaoler at length discovered that Mrs. Emmet was an inma
- Not with worldly prosperity alone did a kind Providence bles
- “With respect to the spiritual direction of our children, I
- In designing these plans the Countess kept steadily in view
- The “little one,” portion of whose _layette_, with Pamela’s
- The school routine of a little Belfast maiden in the latter
- “The time allowed him was now expired: he had hoped for a fe
- One of Lord Edward’s sisters, Lady Lucy Fitzgerald, was deep
- Mary Aikenhead, herself, was, perhaps, too young—only eleven
- “God bless you and the young hopes that are growing up about
- “Four years ago an appeal was made in the _Nation_ on behalf
- Very pitiful is the story, told by Cloney, of the fate of a
- On the morning of the fight in Antrim the wife of Billy Morr