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Author: George William Lay
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Author: George William Lay
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Author: Carl Christian Rafn
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Author: Henry Wadsworth Longfellow
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Author: W. A. William
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Author: William Jones
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Author: Washington Irving
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Author: George Moore
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To the editor of a magazine, discussing a possible contribution, saying that his piece on "Mr. Tree's Monday nights" was sent to The fortnightly since he had not heard from his correspondent. Moore's article, "Mr. Tree's Monday nights," appeared in the December 1890 number of The fortnightly review.
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Regarding the incident in which he was reputed to have been the first member to be suspended for using the word "damn" in the House of Commons.
