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on "All armies are the same . . ." by Ernest Hemingway, on July 16Perfectly true
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on A Terrible Infant by Frederick Locker-Lampson, on May 22
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on The Ballad Of Father Gilligan by William Butler Yeats, on June 19, 2007The poor man seemed to have died happily without the administration of the last rites. It is the poor priest whois inmortal conflict at his derilitionof duty. A case of the flesh being willing but the spirit weak in this converse.
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on An Irish Airman Foresees His Death by William Butler Yeats, on June 19, 2007Nothing of honour and glory. Just an exhortation to the inconsequence of his possible passing, as important as a feather falling from the sky. Who would mourn his passing? Only perhaps some chance acquaintance of Kiltartan.
