Now that I look at it, my atrocious grammar certainly doesn't make me the best representative of my heritage!
-Pat

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: Tis true, tis true, and I think it a credit
: to Mr. Whittemore the he created, let us
: say, an "Irish Irish" character
: (as oposed to the characters of Joyce who
: are necessarily Irish by the locality of the
: story) without resorting to patronizing
: appeals for sympathy, unceasing annecdotal
: speech, excessive (note, excessive)
: quotations of poetry and other accouterments
: of the "Irish character" stock and
: trade. So cheers to Mr. Whittemore and thank
: you for your very warm welcome! Siochan
: leat! (peace be with you)
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: Thanks for your kind comments and welcome to
: the world society of Whittemore enthusiasts.
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: By your name you are Irish or of Irish
: origin. No wonder you like Joe in the books!
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: I want to thank all of those who made this
: board for propigating the good name of
: Whittemore! Excelsior! Sadly the is little
: more I can do for this man who has given me
: one of my most cherished heroes- Joe
: O'Sullivan Beare- than to recommend his
: books to anyone at any opportunity. So let
: me express once again my gratitude for your
: celebrating one of the grandest rarities in
: literature. Thank you.
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