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id: 40126
author: Le Fanu, Joseph Sheridan
title: The Cock and Anchor
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summary:
  What can I do, my good soul, to _obleege_ you? I only want to see the young master--that's young Mr. Ashwoode, replied Larry, for one minute, and that's all. So he turns round, an' he looks at me as if I was a Pollyphamius. 'Mind your work,' says I, 'young man, an' don't be lookin' at me as if I was a hathian godess,' says I. 'It's Mr. Toole that's speakin' to you, an' you betther mind what he says.


id: 18000
author: Trollope, Anthony
title: Phineas Finn The Irish Member
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  Mr. Phineas Finn is,--or was a short time ago,--in love with another lady; and Mr. Phineas Finn is not so much in love at this moment but what he is able to intrust his cause to an ambassador. The electors did elect Mr. Phineas Finn,--perhaps for the reason given by one of the Dublin Conservative papers, which declared that it was all the fault of the Carlton Club in not sending a proper candidate.


id: 18640
author: Trollope, Anthony
title: Phineas Redux
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summary:
  Why should the appointment of Mr. Phineas Finn make things go easier in regard to Mr. Bonteen? But Mr. Phineas Finn, with his female forces, has again interfered, and Mr. Bonteen has been relegated to the Board of Trade, without a seat in the Cabinet.


