The (Home-) "Ruler of the spirits!" Biddy Maloney. "And is it Smoyth, spalpeen! As 'ud be afther shuttin' up the Shebeens o' Sundays? Shure, thin, if that's to be the game, the less we have o' home-rule the betther!"
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