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Index
Cover Title Page Table of Contents Introduction The fiercest of them all Some notes on playing the game The bridge at Athlone Uprooting, upheaval, a coming havoc? That business about moving house The forgetting of eaten bread Some big blunders in literature Oh, dear me! more holidays! Manners also maketh the boy Bringing back the Gaelic tongue Men and women of the roads The great perils of being nursed The ancient game of name-calling Questions, their pleasures and perils The great danger of newspapers Let’s talk of influenza Dr Livingstone and the Dark Continent The question of black Consequences of having a cigarette A very strange case indeed Waiting for the imprimatur Let’s talk about water Contemplate the spud! The written word Those decent folk – my friends Thoughts on the yoke The Model T man Talking of Dr Diesel The folly of the answer game One more Guinness As noble as our newspapers The world is right-handed What’s funny? Electors treated as half-wits Don’t take leave of your senses! Ah, this eve! A converted try A dreadful day Bad language Does tax hurt? Mowers to movies From Clongowes to Martello tower My sympathies to the Carlovians Some British delusions about the Irish How would you define the word Celt? All about golfing Man in the street Knowall on the weather The power of darkness No work past fifty To hang or not to hang Firmness about farms Don’t say yes – say maybe! Where’s the nigger in this woodpile? Old troubles of a newspaper There’s something fishy here Taking too much for granted Do you like doing it yourself? Moore of the Melodies The comers and goers Time for the holliers again! Spending has problems The night that I nearly died Getting well is plenty of trouble Risks we take on Sunday morning Hospitals offer poor fare Mind your language! Upbringing, uplift, uproar Talking turkey Enough is too much Looking back a little Those forty days O’Casey ploughs again An oldtimer’s thoughts Our national feast-day Buy home products’ What’s our address? Marching schoolboys Some are ‘out of line’ Ah, barefoot days! The butt of my gut Our own troubles My own policy How do you rate? By the Same Author Copyright
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