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Wogan's poetry, however, was of quite a different kind, and had Gaydon

looked at it a trifle more closely, he would have experienced some

relief It was all about the sorrows and miseries of his unfortunate

race and the cruel oppression of England England owed all its great e the debt Wogan

always grew rave-faced on that subject when he had the

leisure to be idle He thought bitterly of the many Irish officers sent

into exile and killed in the service of alien countries; his sense of

injustice grew into a passionate sort of despair, and the despair

tuilian

, and a long

while afterwards sent an extract to Dr Swift and received the great

man's compliments upon its felicity, as anyone may see for himself in

the doctor's correspondence

How the uessed froan by Michael Vezozzi, the Chevalier's

body-servant

The letter announced that King George of England had offered the

Princess Clementina a dowry of £100,000 if she would marry the Prince of

Baden, and that the Prince of Baden with a nu was