...Purcell drove me, that afternoon, as well as over Curragh &°- to Station at Kildare. Kildare Railway; big blockhead, sitting with his dirty feet on seat...indeed : you govern yourself. He that would govern you welJ, would probably surprise you much my friend,—laying a hearty horsewhip over that back of your's."...

...railway ' a big blockhead sate with his dirty feet on seat opposite, not stirring them for Carlyle, who wanted to sit there.' ' One thing we're all agreed...Radical, Repealer, all admit we're very ill governed.' Carlyle thought to himself, ' Yes, indeed. You govern yourself. He that would govern yon well would...

...railway ' a big blockhead sate with his dirty feet on seat opposite, not stirring them for Carlyle, who wanted to sit there.' ' One thing we're all agreed...Radical, Repealer, all admit we're very ill governed.' Carlyle thought to himself, ' Yes, indeed. You govern yourself. He that would govern you well would...

...when he formulated his idea of the Home Rule that seemed to him most for their good. Kildare Railway : big blockhead sitting with his dirty feet on seat opposite, not stirring them for one who wanted to sit there. " One thing we're all agreed on," said he ; " we're very ill governed...

...when he formulated his idea of the Home Rule that seemed to him most for their good. Kildare Railway: big blockhead sitting with his dirty feet on seat opposite, not stirring them for one who wanted to sit there. " One thing we're all agreed on," said he ; " we're very ill-governed...

...when he formulated his idea of the Home Rule that seemed to him most for their good. Kildare Railway : big blockhead sitting with his dirty feet on seat opposite, not stirring them for one who wanted to sit there. " One thing we're all agreed on," said he ; " we're very ill governed...

...we're very ill governed : Whig, Tory, Radical, Repealer, all all admit we're very ill-governed ! " I thought to myself, " Yes, indeed ; you govern yourself...probably surprise you much, my friend — laying a hearty horse- whip over that back of yours." And a little later at Castlebar he declares, "Society here would...

...when he formulated his idea of the Home Rule that seemed to him most for their good. Kildare Railway : big blockhead sitting with his dirty feet on seat opposite, not stirring them for one who wanted to sit there. " One thing we're all agreed on," said he ; " we're very ill governed...